@bqpd I think there is something wrong with the boundedness warnings.
I'm solving basic GPs to calculate probability of failure for robust. The same GP, which I know for a fact is bounded and I have solved about a thousand times, has now started producing errors.
Check out the testing for commit ede335a, branch tidy of robust. The tests pass on Windows machines, and fail on the others, because of:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Users/jenkins/workspace/robust_PullRequest/mosek/robust/testing/t_primitives.py", line 56, in test_methods
_ = rm.robustsolve(verbosity=0)
File "/Users/jenkins/workspace/robust_PullRequest/mosek/robust/robust.py", line 235, in robustsolve
self.setup(verbosity, **options)
File "/Users/jenkins/workspace/robust_PullRequest/mosek/robust/robust.py", line 207, in setup
feasible=True)
File "/Users/jenkins/workspace/robust_PullRequest/mosek/robust/robust.py", line 417, in find_number_of_piece_wise_linearization
sol_upper = RobustModel.internalsolve(model_upper, verbosity=0)
File "/Users/jenkins/workspace/robust_PullRequest/mosek/robust/robust.py", line 454, in internalsolve
return model.solve(verbosity=verbosity)
File "/Users/jenkins/workspace/robust_PullRequest/mosek/gpkit/gpkit/constraints/prog_factories.py", line 123, in solvefn
self.program, progsolve = genfunction(self)
File "/Users/jenkins/workspace/robust_PullRequest/mosek/gpkit/gpkit/constraints/prog_factories.py", line 80, in programify
prog = program(self.cost, self, constants, **kwargs)
File "/Users/jenkins/workspace/robust_PullRequest/mosek/gpkit/gpkit/constraints/gp.py", line 112, in __init__
+ boundstrs)
ValueError: Geometric Program is not fully bounded:
C_f has no upper bound
I can't explain why this occurs. All I know is that it is aggravating, and I will follow up here about the progress.
@bqpd I think there is something wrong with the boundedness warnings. I'm solving basic GPs to calculate probability of failure for robust. The same GP, which I know for a fact is bounded and I have solved about a thousand times, has now started producing errors. Check out the testing for commit ede335a, branch tidy of robust. The tests pass on Windows machines, and fail on the others, because of:
I can't explain why this occurs. All I know is that it is aggravating, and I will follow up here about the progress.