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Read an LP/MPS file in the PuLP
The difference between max-min and min-maxBranching rules in commercial MIP solverspyomo - pass time limit to NEOSDoes the API affect the time Gurobi requires to find an optimum?When to use indicator constraints versus big-M approaches in solving (mixed-)integer programsJava source code for branch and priceApplication of complex numbers in Linear Programming?Cellular Automata and MIP Resource Repository?Gurobi's “Out of memory” error without exhausting the RAM?How do I access the value of a variable in PuLP?
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According to PuLP's documentation, it seems that load_file function in PuLP's Amply class can only handle AMPL files with a subset of AMPL syntax for data.
So if you want to use those LP/MPS files in PuLP, you may have to first convert them into AMPL files. You can either write a small script by yourself or use some existing scripts.
Here are some discussions (post 1, post 2) in AMPL users group on how to do that or whether it is a good idea.
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According to PuLP's documentation, it seems that load_file function in PuLP's Amply class can only handle AMPL files with a subset of AMPL syntax for data.
So if you want to use those LP/MPS files in PuLP, you may have to first convert them into AMPL files. You can either write a small script by yourself or use some existing scripts.
Here are some discussions (post 1, post 2) in AMPL users group on how to do that or whether it is a good idea.
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So if you want to use those LP/MPS files in PuLP, you may have to first convert them into AMPL files. You can either write a small script by yourself or use some existing scripts.
Here are some discussions (post 1, post 2) in AMPL users group on how to do that or whether it is a good idea.
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So if you want to use those LP/MPS files in PuLP, you may have to first convert them into AMPL files. You can either write a small script by yourself or use some existing scripts.
Here are some discussions (post 1, post 2) in AMPL users group on how to do that or whether it is a good idea.
answered 7 hours ago
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So if you want to use those LP/MPS files in PuLP, you may have to first convert them into AMPL files. You can either write a small script by yourself or use some existing scripts.
Here are some discussions (post 1, post 2) in AMPL users group on how to do that or whether it is a good idea.
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