Re: [Help-glpk] Percentages...

2005-04-21 Thread Andrew Makhorin
Does this mean that if you have e.g. best_mip = 1 and best_bound=-99, you get a rel_gap ~= 100/1 = 1% ? Yes, however, rel_gap appears on the screen only if it is less than 10, i.e. 1000%. ___ Help-glpk mailing list Help-glpk@gnu.org

[Help-glpk] Percentages...

2005-04-20 Thread Mark Frost
Greetings, My name is Mark Frost and I'm brand new here. I'm using GLPK's MILP program and have a question about the log output. Can someone please explain generally how the percentages to optimality are calculated. i.e. if I stop the solver at say 10% (for time efficiency) what does that mean