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A common request when teaching LP101-type classes is for sensitivity reports similar to Excel solver.
Here is a suggestion from someone who teaches these types of classes:
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JuMP now supports specifying dual start values for constraints. Enabling this in InfiniteOpt will require that we create a data structure to store such information, since constraints don't have anything similar to JuMP.VariableInfo
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The Matlab version of CVX [1,2] offers the options of calling the Huber function with either
huber(x,M)
orhuber(x,M,t)
. The latter computest+t*huber(x/t,M)
, which is useful for concomitant scale estimation [3]. It would be nice to have the same option with cvxpy.1 - https://github.com/cvxr/CVX/blob/master/functions/huber.m
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