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cns02.gms : Test how bounds change a 2-variable CNS model


This is a simple two by two CNS model solved with varying bounds.

Small Model of Type: CNS
$title Test how bounds change a 2-variable CNS model (cns02,SEQ=92) $ontext This is a simple two by two CNS model solved with varying bounds. $offtext maxexecerror = 1; $if not set TESTTOL $set TESTTOL 1e-6 scalar tol / %TESTTOL% /; variable x, y; equation f, g; model cns02 / f, g /; f .. x*x + .001*y =e= 4; g .. x + y =e= 8; option limrow = 0, limcol = 0, decimals=8; scalar x1, y1, x2, y2, det; * 1000*f - g yields 1000x^2 - x - 3992 = 0 det = sqrt(1 + 4 * 1000 * 3992); x1 = (1 + det)/ 2000; x2 = (1 - det)/ 2000; y1 = 8 - x1; y2 = 8 - x2; display x1, x2, y1, y2; * Case 1: No bounds on the variables. The model should solve fine. x.lo = -INF; x.up = INF; x.l = 8; solve cns02 using cns; abort$(cns02.solvestat <> 1 or cns02.modelstat <> 16) 'bad return codes'; abort$((abs(x.l-x1) <= tol and abs(y.l-y1) <= tol) eqv (abs(x.l-x2) <= tol and abs(y.l-y2) <= tol)) 'x or y is wrong',x.l,y.l; * Case 2: No bounds on the variables. The model should again solve * fine, but the solution can be different because the initial * value of x is different. x.lo = -INF; x.up = INF; x.l = -8; solve cns02 using cns; abort$(cns02.solvestat <> 1 or cns02.modelstat <> 16) 'bad return codes'; abort$((abs(x.l-x1) <= tol and abs(y.l-y1) <= tol) eqv (abs(x.l-x2) <= tol and abs(y.l-y2) <= tol)) 'x or y is wrong',x.l,y.l; * Case 3: The bound on x will make solution unique (feasible). x.lo = 1; x.up = 3; x.l = 8; solve cns02 using cns; abort$(cns02.solvestat <> 1 or cns02.modelstat <> 16) 'bad return codes'; abort$(abs(x.l-x1) > tol or abs(y.l-y1) > tol) 'x or y is wrong',x.l,y.l; * Case 4: The bound on x will make the model infeasible. x.lo = 2; x.up = 3; x.l = 8; solve cns02 using cns; abort$(cns02.solvestat <> 1 or cns02.modelstat <> 5) 'bad return codes'; abort$(cns02.numinfes < 1) 'wrong .numinfes'; * Case 5 and 6: X is fixed and the model is not square any more. cns02.holdfixed = 0; x.lo = 2; x.up = 2; x.l = 8; solve cns02 using cns; abort$(execerror=0) 'previous solve should have given exec errors'; abort$(cns02.solvestat <> 12 or cns02.modelstat <> 14) 'bad return codes'; execerror = 0; cns02.holdfixed = 1; x.lo = 2; x.up = 2; x.l = 8; solve cns02 using cns; abort$(execerror=0) 'previous solve should have given exec errors'; abort$(cns02.solvestat <> 12 or cns02.modelstat <> 14) 'bad return codes'; execerror = 0;