(for minimizations \(+\infty\) for maximizations) as \(v\) and a feasible point \(x\), \(x+tv\) is feasibleįor all \(t\geq0\), and the objective tends to \(-\infty\) Mathematically speaking, given an unbounded direction The problem should be re-solved as a feasibility problem by omitting It is important to understand that this value is This is is a direction along which theįeasible set is unbounded, and the optimal value approaches Produce an Unbounded status.) The values of any dual variablesĪre replaced with NaN, as the dual problem is in factįor unbounded problems, CVX stores an unbounded direction into (Feasibility problems, by construction, never Of cvx_optval is set to -Inf for minimizations, and +Infįor maximizations. The solver has determined that the problem is unbounded. (which, by convention, is \(0\) for feasibility problems). Primal and dual variables are replaced with their computed values,Īnd the the optimal value of the problem is placed in cvx_optval Possible values of cvx_status are as follows: Solved A complementary (primal and dual) solution has been found. Result of its efforts in the form of a string named cvx_status. It proceeds to replace the variables in your model with theĬomputed numerical values, and creates the variable cvx_optvalĬontaining the value of the objective function. Support for GLPK should be considered experimental.Īfter a complete CVX specification has been entered and theĬvx_end command issued, the solver is called to generate a numerical We have created special sections in this user guide for using Gurobi and MOSEK with CVX: That said, if you encounter a problem that one solver can handle well and anotherĬannot, please send us a bug report (see Support) and we will forward the No one solver performsīetter than the others on every model CVX can generate-including commercial solvers. If you are having difficulty with one solver, please try another.
#Solver matlab license
License differences, we are not able to supply GLPK with CVX.
#Solver matlab professional
With CVX as well, but using those solvers requires a CVX Professional license. We have also entered into contractualĪrrangements with the developers of Gurobi and MOSEK that allow us to ship their binaries
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To download an additional solver to start using CVX. SeDuMi and SDPT3 are included with the standard CVX distribution, so you do not need MOSEK support integer consraints, while SeDuMi and SDPT3 do not. That CVX itself supports, while Gurobi is more limited, in that it does not support semidefiniteĬonstraints and GLPK is limited even further. SeDuMi, SDPT3, and MOSEK support all of the continuous (non-integer) models This version of CVX supports four solvers, each with different capabilities: Solver nameĮach solver has different capabilities and different levels of performance.