Added COP-MZN-2013 scenario.#5
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Thanks, that looks good -- sorry for the delay. If you have the split into folds for the cross-validation that you used in the paper, could you add it please? Otherwise I'm happy to merge as-is. |
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I should be able to reproduce the 5-repeated 5-fold validation, I'll add the data as soon as possible! |
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The dataset is a collection of 2670 COP instances encoded in MiniZinc format.
Precisely:
For every instance of the dataset we generate a set of 155 features by using the
mzn2feat extractor available at http://www.cs.unibo.it/~amadini/sac_2014.zip
We used 12 different solvers that attended the MiniZinc Challenge 2012, namely:
bprolog, fzn2smt, g12cpx, g12fd, g12lazyfd, g12mip, gecode, izplus, jacop,
minisatid, mistral, and ortools.
We computed the runtimes on Intel Dual-Core 2.93GHz computers with 3 MB of
CPU cache, 2 GB of RAM, and Ubuntu 12.04 operating system. The runtimes refer to
the CPU time, computed by exploiting the Unix "time" command.