How to use the docplex.mp.context.Context function in docplex

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github ekhoda / optimization-tutorial / optimization_model_docplex.py View on Github external
"""
        If CPLEX is installed locally, we can use that to solve the problem.
        Otherwise, we can use DOcplexcloud. For docloud solve, we need valid 'url' and 'key'.
        Note, that if 'url' and 'key' parameters are present,
        the solve will be started on DOcplexcloud even if CPLEX is available.
            e.g. this forces the solve on DOcplexcloud:
            model.solve(url='https://foo.com', key='bar')

        Using 'docplex.mp.context.Context', it is possible to control how to solve.
        """

        if model_params['write_lp']:
            logger.info('Writing the lp file!')
            self.model.export_as_lp('./{}.lp'.format(self.model.name))

        ctx = Context()
        ctx.solver.docloud.url = model_params['url']
        ctx.solver.docloud.key = model_params['api_key']
        agent = 'docloud' if model_params['cplex_cloud'] else 'local'

        # There are several ways to set the parameters. Here are two ways:
        # method 1:
        if model_params['mip_gap']:
            self.model.parameters.mip.tolerances.mipgap = model_params['mip_gap']
        if model_params['time_limit']:
            self.model.set_time_limit(model_params['time_limit'])

        # # method 2:
        # cplex_parameters = {'mip.tolerances.mipgap': model_params['mip_gap'],
        #                     'timelimit': model_params['time_limit']}
        # ctx.update(cplex_parameters, create_missing_nodes=True)

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The IBM Decision Optimization CPLEX Modeling for Python

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