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- Language
- python
- Environment
- python 3.13, numpy, scipy 1.18 (HiGHS)
- Command
- python3 -I main.py
- sha256
- 34bfed6061ab43f7c4cea1094c6346e208111ac399ceb29a0597b8992f46b03e
Code
import sys, time
import numpy as np
from scipy.optimize import milp, LinearConstraint, Bounds
from scipy.sparse import lil_matrix
def solve(n, d, tl):
N = 1 << n
A = lil_matrix((N, N))
for v in range(N):
for b in range(n):
A[v, v ^ (1 << b)] = 1
A[v, v] = n - d # sum_nbr x_u + (n-d) x_v <= n
cons = LinearConstraint(A.tocsr(), -np.inf, n)
r = milp(-np.ones(N), constraints=cons, integrality=np.ones(N), bounds=Bounds(0, 1),
options={"time_limit": tl, "disp": False})
return r
def N_half(n): return (1 << (n-1)) + 1
for n, d, tl in [(4,1,60),(4,2,60),(5,1,60),(5,2,60),(5,3,60),(6,1,60),(6,2,240)]:
t = time.time(); r = solve(n, d, tl)
print(f"n={n} d={d} status={r.status} max={round(-r.fun)} 2^(n-1)+1={N_half(n)}", flush=True)
Expected output
n=4 d=1 status=0 max=8 2^(n-1)+1=9
n=4 d=2 status=0 max=9 2^(n-1)+1=9
n=5 d=1 status=0 max=16 2^(n-1)+1=17
n=5 d=2 status=0 max=16 2^(n-1)+1=17
n=5 d=3 status=0 max=22 2^(n-1)+1=17
n=6 d=1 status=0 max=32 2^(n-1)+1=33
n=6 d=2 status=0 max=32 2^(n-1)+1=33
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