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I have been looking to see if there is a way to extract information on the number of floating point operations taken to solve a problem. Is there a direct way to do that in IPOPT? If otherwise, is there a recommended method to do the same? |
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svigerske
May 12, 2023
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There is no direct way to do that. Ipopt itself doesn't count this. You would have to rely on the CPU to do that for you. A tool like per may help to get the counts for a process: |
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There is no direct way to do that. Ipopt itself doesn't count this. You would have to rely on the CPU to do that for you. A tool like per may help to get the counts for a process: