> I try to use #39;glpk #39; to find #39;certificate of primal
> infeasibility #39; as outlined in the paper
> Safe bounds in linear and mixed-integer programming
> (http://www.optimization-online.org/DB_HTML/2002/06/494.html)
> Section 4, eq.(12), (13), (14).
> I found some discussion ab
> I'm using Flux Variability Analysis to understand how a metabolic
> network may change under different conditions. I'm using glpk, and
> for all of the reactions, I am able to get an objective value. For
> some of the reactions, glpk reports that the primal solution is
> unbounded because the d
On Thu, 20 Aug 2009, Sam Seaver wrote:
I'm using Flux Variability Analysis to understand how a metabolic
network may change under different conditions. I'm using glpk, and
for all of the reactions, I am able to get an objective value. For
some of the reactions, glpk reports that the primal sol
Dear all,
I'm using Flux Variability Analysis to understand how a metabolic
network may change under different conditions. I'm using glpk, and
for all of the reactions, I am able to get an objective value. For
some of the reactions, glpk reports that the primal solution is
unbounded because the
