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- Scripts gen-rUDebG_Fig1-1.sh and gen-rUDebG_Fig1-2.sh generate the instances used to generate the results shown in Figures 1 and 2 of the paper.
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- Script gen-rUDebG_Fig3.sh generates the instances used to generate the results shown in Figure 3 of the paper.
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-Each generated instance is composed of two files: a vertex file and a edge file. Then, these files are used to encode encode the bipartite polarization problem as a MIP program in a format suitable to be solved with the solver SCIP. Assuming you have SCIP instaled with the translator tool zimpl, you can solve any instance, with given vertex and edge files, using the provided script solve_bippol.sh:
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+Each generated instance is composed of two files: a vertex file and an edge file. Then, these files are used to encode the bipartite polarization problem as a MIP program in a format suitable to be solved with the solver [SCIP](https://www.scipopt.org/). Assuming you have SCIP instaled with the translator tool zimpl, you can solve any instance, with given vertex and edge files, using the provided script solve_bippol.sh:
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```bash
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solve_bippol.sh vertexfile edgefile
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