Adding the tie breaker on the Neighbor Search. #28
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Modified
_solve_GDP_subproblemThe _solve_GDP_subproblem function solves GDP subproblems by fixing disjunctions based on external variable values. It was modified to return None along with False in cases of infeasibility, allowing it to integrate smoothly with the neighbor search process.
Parameters:
external_var_value: List of external variable values.search_type: Type of search (e.g., "Neighbor search").config: GDPopt configuration block.Returns:
True/False: Indicates if the primal bound is improved.None: Returned when infeasibility occurs.Neighbor Search
The neighbor_search function evaluates neighboring points and selects the best one, considering both objective improvement and distance (tiebreaker). If multiple neighbors have similar primal bounds, the one farther from the current point is chosen.