Lp_glpk.Milp
val solve :
?term_output:bool ->
?msg_lev:T.Msg.t option ->
?meth:T.Smcp.Meth.t option ->
?pricing:T.Smcp.Pt.t option ->
?r_test:T.Smcp.Rt.t option ->
?it_lim:int option ->
?tm_lim:int option ->
?br_tech:T.Iocp.Br.t option ->
?bt_tech:T.Iocp.Bt.t option ->
?pp_tech:T.Iocp.Pp.t option ->
?sr_heur:bool option ->
?fp_heur:bool option ->
?ps_heur:bool option ->
?ps_tm_lim:int option ->
?gmi_cuts:bool option ->
?mir_cuts:bool option ->
?cov_cuts:bool option ->
?clq_cuts:bool option ->
?tol_int:float option ->
?tol_obj:float option ->
?mip_gap:float option ->
?tm_lim_int:int option ->
Lp.Problem.t ->
(float * float Lp.PMap.t, string) Stdlib.result
solve pb
solves the problem pb
using GLPK with the intopt procedure. It passes arguments to the solver to guide the search.
If the function is called without parameters, the default parameters from GLPK will be used.
Generic parameters