Struct DensePolyhedron

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pub struct DensePolyhedron {
    pub A: DenseIntegerMatrix,
    pub b: Vec<i64>,
    pub columns: Vec<String>,
    pub integer_columns: Vec<String>,
}
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Dense representation of a polyhedron defined by linear constraints.

Represents the constraint system Ax >= b where:

  • A is the constraint matrix
  • b is the right-hand side vector
  • columns maps matrix columns to variable names

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§A: DenseIntegerMatrix

Constraint matrix A

§b: Vec<i64>

Right-hand side vector b

§columns: Vec<String>

Variable names corresponding to matrix columns

§integer_columns: Vec<String>

Subset of columns that represent integer variables

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impl DensePolyhedron

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pub fn to_vector(&self, from_assignments: &HashMap<String, i64>) -> Vec<i64>

Converts a variable assignment map to a vector ordered by the polyhedron’s columns.

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  • from_assignments - Map of variable names to their assigned values
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A vector where each position corresponds to a column in the polyhedron, with values from the assignment map or 0 if not assigned

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pub fn assume(&self, values: &HashMap<String, i64>) -> DensePolyhedron

Creates a new polyhedron by fixing certain variables to specific values.

This operation eliminates the specified variables from the polyhedron by substituting their fixed values into the constraints and removing their columns.

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  • values - Map of variable names to their fixed values
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A new DensePolyhedron with the specified variables eliminated

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pub fn evaluate(&self, assignments: &IndexMap<String, Bound>) -> Bound

Evaluates the polyhedron constraints against variable bounds.

Tests whether the lower and upper bounds of the given variables satisfy all constraints in the polyhedron.

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  • assignments - Map of variable names to their bounds (min, max)
§Returns

A bound where:

  • .0 is 1 if lower bounds satisfy all constraints, 0 otherwise
  • .1 is 1 if upper bounds satisfy all constraints, 0 otherwise

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impl From<DensePolyhedron> for SparsePolyhedron

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fn from(dense: DensePolyhedron) -> SparsePolyhedron

Converts to this type from the input type.
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impl From<SparsePolyhedron> for DensePolyhedron

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fn from(sparse: SparsePolyhedron) -> DensePolyhedron

Converts to this type from the input type.

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