Originally posted by: John Cui
You can consider adjusting the MIP gap parameter.
If you know your objective values are on the order of say 1e+1, and you are only interested
in the first two decimal places, you can set the MIP gap to .01/1e+1 = .001.
While this may yield a performance improvement on a few models, but
in most cases such parameter changes won't yield a significant improvement.
You'd better spend your time looking for other ways to improve performance.
Such as tune MIP related parameters(heuristics, cuts, etc.) or improve your model formulation.
John Cui
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