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I think the current problem with too many cores is, that some only solve unreasonable nodes (nodes which have bad bounds and would be cut away anyway later).
Therefore I suggest to simply solve the two sub problems for each node on two processors instead of one. If this has no overhead it should be the default I think.
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I think the current problem with too many cores is, that some only solve unreasonable nodes (nodes which have bad bounds and would be cut away anyway later).
Therefore I suggest to simply solve the two sub problems for each node on two processors instead of one. If this has no overhead it should be the default I think.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: