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Pretty cool you got to see this stuff in the real world! Questions: 1) Was the problem able to be solved with one machine? 2) Was the problem reliably able t

by pradn 2y ago

Pretty cool you got to see this stuff in the real world! Questions: 1) Was the problem able to be solved with one machine? 2) Was the problem reliably able to be solved within a time-bound, or was it "spiky"? 3) Was the solution all or nothing? Aka would you get a partial/suboptimal solution after a time-bound?

tomas789 2y ago
Not an author but 1) It is usually done on a single machine. Often times even on single core. 2) Spikiness of the solve time is a real problem in practice. 3) You get partial solutions but they tend to be fare apart but with great improvements.
- pradn 2y ago
  Thank you, that's useful!