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exitFlag issue since 2.0.8 release (2.0.10 included) #208

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ashamraeva opened this issue Jan 5, 2022 · 2 comments
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exitFlag issue since 2.0.8 release (2.0.10 included) #208

ashamraeva opened this issue Jan 5, 2022 · 2 comments

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@ashamraeva
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Hello,

We started experiencing some issues with the exitFlag since the release of version 2.0.8.

We are running the exact same model with version 2.0.7.post1 and version 2.0.8.

With version 2.0.7.post1 we get an exitFlag 0 (optimal).
With version 2.0.8 we get an exitFlag 10 (optimal solution found subject to reduced tolerances), and an infostring 'Maximum iterations reached with feasible solution found'. All the other numbers in the solution are exactly the same as the ones obtained with version 2.0.7.post1. In addition, the verbose mode and the tolerances seem to suggest that the solution is indeed optimal, so we don't see where the inaccuracy reported by the exitFlag comes from.

Here are the results obtained with 2.0.7.post1:

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And with 2.0.8:

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Thanks for your help!

@ashamraeva
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ashamraeva commented Jul 11, 2022

We still get the same problem in version 2.0.10. In addition, we noticed that the results are unstable.

On some model, when running the exact same data, sometimes we get exitFlag=0 (optimal) with mi_ter =1, and sometimes we get exitFlag=10 (optimal solution found subject to reduced tolerances) with mi_ter =999 and an infostring 'Maximum iterations reached with feasible solution found':

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No such issue observed in 2.0.7.post1.

@ashamraeva ashamraeva changed the title exitFlag issue in 2.0.8 release exitFlag issue since 2.0.8 release (2.0.10 included) Jul 11, 2022
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Unfortunately, the model used to generate these results is a bit too complex to post it here from scratch, so that results can be reproduced. Is there a way to dump a model so that it can be loaded directly?

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