>
> > If you force V and theta to zero in your case before each run, you
> wshould always get the same result.
> >
> > Best regards,
> > --
> > Jean Maeght
> > RTE - R&D Division
> >
> >
> >
> > -Message d'origine---
nell.edu] De la part de Olaf Schenk
Envoyé : mardi 30 mai 2017 11:57
À : MATPOWER discussion forum
Objet : Re: Different results at repeated execution
Dear Jean,
I think that Teiji is referring to the problem that if you use the
multiple-threaded version of KNITRO you will have different solutions even
aj
Objet : Re: Different results at repeated execution
Hi Teiji,
I suggest to use an optimizer that has parallel bitwise reproducible
functionality.
KNITRO is not able to give you identical results, but the IPOPT/PARDISO
5.0 binaries offers this functionality. You can it use the binaries u
osos Kourounis
; Kardoš Juraj
Objet : Re: Different results at repeated execution
Hi Teiji,
I suggest to use an optimizer that has parallel bitwise reproducible
functionality.
KNITRO is not able to give you identical results, but the IPOPT/PARDISO
5.0 binaries offers this functionality. You
Hi Teiji,
I suggest to use an optimizer that has parallel bitwise reproducible
functionality.
KNITRO is not able to give you identical results, but the IPOPT/PARDISO
5.0 binaries offers this functionality. You can it use the binaries
under "Matpower Libraries" on
http://www.pardiso-project
Hi all,
I use MATPOWER 5.1, and knitro as a optimization solver.
When I run the MATPOWER repeatedly, the values of objective function can be
slightly reduced as follows:
1st 8740.2
2nd8731.9
3rd 8728.3
But, after MATLAB was restarted, the same values of objective function can
be ob
