HiGHS has a suite of methods for operations with the invertible
representation of the current basis matrix B
. To use
these requires knowledge of the corresponding (ordered) basic
variables. This is obtained using the
method
getBasicVariables
, with non-negative values being
columns and negative values corresponding to row indices plus one [so
-1 indicates row 0]. Methods
getBasisInverseRow
and
getBasisInverseCol
yield a specific row or column
of B^{-1}
. Methods
getBasisSolve
and
getBasisTransposeSolve
yield the solution
of Bx=b
and Bx=b
respectively. Finally, the
methods
getReducedRow
and
getReducedColumn
yield a specific row or column of B^{-1}A
. In all cases,
HiGHS can return the number and indices of the nonzeros in the result.
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