Depends on you problem.
But you said you had a non-convex NLP…
So i’d need more info to say anything, because non-convex NLP is almost as general as it gets.
Your problem might just be very hard anyway, and the you need som special algorithm, decomposition, relaxation or approximation.
If I want to change the tolerance what function do I use with this?
I check this https://github.com/jump-dev/AmplNLWriter.jl
but the link to options was broken
Here’s the link: https://github.com/coin-or/Couenne/blob/master/src/couenne.opt
Thank you @odow
Hi, @mayar, where did you get the couenne.exe? I downloaded from Open Source Solvers - AMPLAMPL, the 64-bit Windows version. However, when I run couenne.exe
like you, nothing happened and no information was displayed.
Figured the reason out. One or more DLLs are missing for couenne
on Windows 10. However, if one only runs couenne
in the command line or with JuMP, no error will be thrown. But if you double click the “couenne.exe” file directly, an error message will pop out. To fix the missing DLLs, install the visual studio distributable here.
any idea how to use couenne solver options in JuMP. branching options are not working.
Did you try using an opt
file?