DCRCfg-pc.txt

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# A txt description of a BlockConfig for a SingleFlowDCRBlock asking for the
# "P/C" (Perspective Cuts) formulation of the burst-delay terms, i.e., the
# one in which the two rotated cones are not constructed but dynamically
# outer-approximated by linear cuts. The formulation is therefore a
# relaxation of the problem as long as the cuts that separate the current
# point have not all been generated, which is why a Solver of this
# formulation is declared to solve a relaxation (see the -R option of the
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BlockConfig # exact type of the Configuration object

1  # the BlockConfig is a "differential" one

2  # version of the BlockConfig format

# the Configuration for the structure, i.e., the tree of sub-Block
*  # [none]

# static_constraints
SimpleConfiguration<int>
1  # the formulation: 1 = P/C, 2 = SOCP

# dynamic_constraints
SimpleConfiguration<std::pair<double,double>>
1e-6  # threshold below which a cone is not deemed violated

1e-4  # threshold above which a routing variable counts as nonzero

# static_variables
*  # [none]

# dynamic_variables
*  # [none]

# objective
*  # [none]

# is_feasible
SimpleConfiguration<double>
1e-4  # relative tolerance of the feasibility checks

# is_optimal
*  # [none]

# solution
*  # [none]

# extra
*  # [none]

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