If I understood correctly, the states output from snsolve should reflect whether a certain variable nonbasic at lower (state=0) or upper bound (state=1) or superbasic (state=2) or basic (state=3).
I observed that the values for states.eqlin, states.eqnonlin, states.ineqlin are the same as the corresponding lagrange multipliers when they should be integers? The values states.x, states.ineqnonlin seem to be correct, though.
If I understood correctly, the
states
output from snsolve should reflect whether a certain variable nonbasic at lower (state=0) or upper bound (state=1) or superbasic (state=2) or basic (state=3). I observed that the values forstates.eqlin
,states.eqnonlin
,states.ineqlin
are the same as the corresponding lagrange multipliers when they should be integers? The valuesstates.x
,states.ineqnonlin
seem to be correct, though.