When running the run_tnepopf formulation with only candidate lines and no candidate converters or existing lines, dummy inputs must be utilized for branchdc and convdc_ne. The same is true if only candidate converters are analyzed, a dummy input is required for branchdc_ne. The dummy inputs are an easy work around but the errors are confusing for new users, also it is unclear if a dummy candidate contributes to the number of binaries and therefore computation time.
When running the run_tnepopf formulation with only candidate lines and no candidate converters or existing lines, dummy inputs must be utilized for branchdc and convdc_ne. The same is true if only candidate converters are analyzed, a dummy input is required for branchdc_ne. The dummy inputs are an easy work around but the errors are confusing for new users, also it is unclear if a dummy candidate contributes to the number of binaries and therefore computation time.