The Decomposition Algorithm

Decomposition Algorithm Options in the PROC OPTLP Statement or the SOLVE WITH LP Statement in PROC OPTMODEL

To solve a linear program, you can specify the decomposition algorithm in a SOLVE WITH LP statement in the OPTMODEL procedure or in a PROC OPTLP statement in the OPTLP procedure. To control the overall decomposition algorithm, you can specify one or more of the LP solver options shown in Table 1. (As the table indicates, you can specify some options only in the PROC OPTLP statement.)

The options in Table 1 control the overall process flow for solving a linear program; they are equivalent to the options that are used in PROC OPTLP and PROC OPTMODEL with standard methods. These options are called main solver options in this chapter. They are described in detail in the section Syntax: LP Solver in Chapter 8, The Linear Programming Solver, and the section Syntax: OPTLP Procedure in Chapter 13, The OPTLP Procedure. The DUALIZE= option has a different default when you use the decomposition algorithm, as shown in Table 1.

Table 1: LP Options in the PROC OPTLP Statement or SOLVE WITH LP Statement

Description option Different
Default
Data Set Options (OPTLP procedure only)
Specifies the input data set DATA=
Specifies the dual solution output data set DUALOUT=
Specifies whether the model is a maximization or minimization problem OBJSENSE=
Specifies the primal solution output data set PRIMALOUT=
Presolve Options
Controls the dualization of the problem DUALIZE= OFF
Specifies the type of presolve PRESOLVER=
Control Options
Specifies the feasibility tolerance FEASTOL=
Specifies how frequently to print the solution progress LOGFREQ=
Specifies the level of detail of solution progress to print in the log LOGLEVEL=
Specifies the maximum number of iterations MAXITER=
Specifies the time limit for the optimization process MAXTIME=
Specifies the optimality tolerance OPTTOL=
Enables or disables printing summary (OPTLP procedure only) PRINTLEVEL=
Specifies whether time units are CPU time or real time TIMETYPE=
Algorithm Options
Enables or disables scaling of the problem SCALE=


Last updated: August 11, 2020