| NAME | ROWS | SDP | QUADR | LIN | OPT. VALUE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
toruspm-8-50 toruspm3-15-50 torusg3-8 torusg3-15 |
512 3,375 512 3,375 |
[1; 512] [1; 3,375] [1; 512] [1; 3,375] |
- - - - |
- - - - |
527.808663 3474.4 * 457.358179 3134.6 * |
|
fap09 fap25 fap36 |
15,225 2,244,021 8,448,105 |
[1; 174] [1; 2,118] [1; 4,110] |
- - - |
14,025 2,232,141 8,405,931 |
10.8 12.5 * (lb, not opt) 63.7 * (lb, not opt) |
|
fap-sup25 fap-sup36 |
322,924 1,154,467 |
[1; 2,118] [1; 4,110] |
- - - |
311,044 1,112,293 |
12.5 (lb, not opt) 63.7 (lb, not opt) |
|
bm1 biomedP industry2 |
883 6,515 12,638 |
[1; 882] [1; 6,514] [1; 12,637] |
- - - |
- - - |
23.4434 33.6 65.6 |
|
nql30 nql60 nql180 nql30old nql60old nql180old |
3,680 14,560 130,080 3,601 14,401 129,601 |
- - - - - - |
[900; 900x 3] [3600; 3600x 3] [32400; 32400x 3] [900; 900x 3] [3600; 3600x 3] [32400; 32400x 3] |
3,602 14,402 129,602 5,560 21,920 195,360 |
-0.9460 -0.935 N/A 0.9460 0.935 N/A |
|
qssp30 qssp60 qssp180 qssp30old qssp60old qssp180old |
3,691 14,581 130,141 5,674 22,144 196,024 |
- - - - - - |
[1891; 1891x 4] [7381; 7381x 4] [65341; 65341x 4] [1891; 1891x 4] [7381; 7381x 4] [65341; 65341x 4] |
2 2 2 3,600 14,400 129,600 |
-6.4966749 -6.5627049 N/A 6.4966749 6.5627049 6.54613-N/A |
|
filter48 filtinf1 minphase |
969 983 48 |
[1; 48] [1; 49] [1; 48] |
[1; 49] [1; 49] - |
931 945 - |
1.41612901 primal inf. 5.98 |
|
truss5 truss8 |
208 496 |
[34; 33x 10, 1] [34; 33x 19, 1] |
- - |
- - |
132.6356779 133.1145891 |
|
hinf12 hinf13 |
43 57 |
[3; 6, 6, 12] [3; 7, 9, 14] |
- - |
- - |
- 0.0398 (?) ** -45.476 (?) ** |
|
nb nb_L1 nb_L2 nb_L2_bessel |
123 915 123 123 |
- - - - |
[793; 793x 3] [793; 793x 3] [839; 1x 1677, 838x 3] [839; 1x 123, 838x 3] |
4 797 4 4 |
-0.05070309 -13.012337 -1.62897198 -0.102569511 |
|
copo14 copo23 copo68 |
1275 5820 154905 |
[14; 14x 14] [23; 23x 23] [68; 68x 68] |
- - - |
364 1771 50116 |
0 0 0 |
|
hamming_9_8 hamming_10_2 hamming_11_2 hamming_7_5_6 hamming_8_3_4 hamming_9_5_6 |
2305 23041 56321 1793 16129 53761 |
[1; 512] [1; 1024] [1; 2048] [1; 128] [1; 256] [1; 512] |
- - - - - - |
- - - - - - |
224 102.4 170 2/3 42 2/3 25.6 85 1/3 |
|
sched_50_50_orig sched_100_50_orig sched_100_100_orig sched_200_100_orig sched_50_50_scaled sched_100_50_scaled sched_100_100_scaled sched_200_100_scaled |
2527 4844 8338 18087 2526 4843 8337 18086 |
- - - - - - - - |
[2; 2474, 3] [2; 4741, 3] [2; 8235, 3] [2; 17884, 3] 2475 4742 8236 17885 |
2502 5002 10002 20002 2502 5002 10002 20002 |
26673.00 181889.9 717367 141360.4464 7.8520384 6.716503 27.3307 51.81196099 |
An entry [7; 3x5, 3, 4, 2x6 ] in the "SDP" column
means that the problem has 7 SDP blocks whose sizes are 5,5,5,3,4,6,6 in this order. The meaning of the
entries in the "QUADR" column is analogous.
If an entry in the "opt. value" column has is not accompanied by
a mark, or remark, then it has been computed by a primal-dual interior point code.
Currently these codes provide the most accurate solutions.
If an entry is accompanied by the mark '*',
then it has been computed by a code designed to obtain approximate solutions to large scale problems
(such as BMPR, BMZ, BUNDLE, and DSDP).
If in addition to the '*' mark, there is a 'lb, not opt' remark,
this means that a lower bound on the objective value was computed by BMZ, or BUNDLE. These codes
work with fully feasible dual solutions, whose value serves as a reliable lower bound, even when the termination criteria
of the codes are not satisfied.
Having a '(?)' mark means that the listed value is the currently known most accurate
one; nevertheless, its accuracy is still not satisfactory, and the true value may be quite different.