Looking at the code, i would assume, that you have to give the arguments as defined in gurobi's docs (these are then passed when calling gurobi's cli), compatible with pulp's function-signature.
prob.solve(GUROBI_CMD(options=['MIPGap=0.9']))
But i probably recommend using the python-interface if you got gurobipy working (read gurobi's docs). This would look like:
Looking at the code, i would assume, that you have to give the arguments as defined in gurobi's docs (these are then passed when calling gurobi's cli), compatible with pulp's function-signature.
But i probably recommend using the python-interface if you got gurobipy working (read gurobi's docs). This would look like: