
atlanta-ip
| Name | atlanta-ip |
| Download | atlanta-ip.mps.gz |
| Orginator | Daniel Bienstock |
| Formulator | Andreas Bley |
| Donator | Andreas Bley |
| Rows | 21732 |
| Cols | 48738 |
| Non-zeros | 257532 |
| Integers | 106 |
| Binaries | 46667 |
| Continuous | |
| |Min| | 2.80000000e-02 |
| |Max| | 6.40000000e+01 |
| Integer Objective | 90.0098786144 |
| LP Objective | 8.12432017e+01 |
| Root LP Basis | atlanta-ip.bas.gz |
| Set partitioning | 1752 |
| Set packing | 178 |
| Set covering | 1884 |
| Cardinality | 5306 |
| Equality Knapsacks | |
| Bin packing | |
| Invariant Knapsack | 342 |
| Knapsacks | 774 |
| Integer Knapsack | 446 |
| Upper bounds | |
| Lower bounds | 1848 |
| Mixed 0/1 | 9202 |
| General Cons. | |
| References |
BleyKoch2002
Vazacopoulos2006
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The Problem is a min-cost network dimensioning with
- finite set of link capacities for each bidirected link
- unsplittable shortest path routing
- (path) restoration for single node failures
- routing path length restriction
- the traffic demands and underlying network is from Danial Bienstock
- the capacity and cost data is artificial
The LP contains
- binary variables for the link capacities
- (artificial and superfluous) continuous variables for the directed link flows
- binary variables for the end-to-end routing paths for all demands and failure szenarios
- various capacity and budget constraints
- rank and other inequalities that describe those path configurations that are
unsplittable shortest path routings (for some routing weights, which are not part
of this LP)
- capacity installation cost and (for perturbation purposes) flow cost on path variables
Alkis Vazacopoulos reports solving this instance using XPRESS 2006B.
Last Update : 2010/06/09 13:56:10 $ by Gerald Gamrath
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