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616 B
Mathematica
27 lines
616 B
Mathematica
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function F = cut(varargin)
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%CUT Defines a cut constraint
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%
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% The syntax for CUT is exactly the same as the
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% syntax for SET. In fact, the result from CUT is
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% a constraint object.
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%
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% The difference between a ordinary constraint and
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% a cut constraint is that the CUT will not be used
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% in the solution of the upper bound problem in a
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% global solver, but only in the relxation for the
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% lower problem.
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switch nargin
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case 0
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F = lmi;
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case 1
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F = lmi(varargin{1});
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case 2
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F = lmi(varargin{1},varargin{2});
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case 3
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F = lmi(varargin{1},varargin{1},varargin{3});
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otherwise
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end
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F = setcutflag(F);
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