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Our basic MC objects are not numerically safe. As a consequence, the reverse McCormick relaxations can produce erroneous results. This was a noted issue in the original Wechsung paper. A solution to this consists of defining a corrected rounded relaxation types NSSafe, MVSafe, DiffSafe in McCormick then using these to define backwards passes (that said, this is a lot of work, so we'll need to kick this down the rado to McCormick 2.0 or 3.0).
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Our basic MC objects are not numerically safe. As a consequence, the reverse McCormick relaxations can produce erroneous results. This was a noted issue in the original Wechsung paper. A solution to this consists of defining a corrected rounded relaxation types
NSSafe
,MVSafe
,DiffSafe
in McCormick then using these to define backwards passes (that said, this is a lot of work, so we'll need to kick this down the rado to McCormick 2.0 or 3.0).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: