In the folder [src](src) you can find the following scripts:

- 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. 
- Script gen-rUDebG_Fig3.sh generates the instances used to generate the results shown in Figure 3 of the paper.

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:

```bash
solve_bippol.sh vertexfile edgefile
```

This script uses zimpl to generate the SCIP file from the program in bestbippol.zpl and the data contained in the vertex file and in the edge file.