doc/source/api_reference/cvxpy.reductions.back_end.rst
The reductions listed here are specific to the choice of back end, i.e.,
solver. Currently, we support two types of back ends: conic solvers and
quadratic program solvers. When a problem is solved through the
:meth:~cxvpy.problems.problem.Problem.solve method, CVXPY attempts to find
the best back end for your problem. The
:class:~cvxpy.reductions.dcp2cone.Dcp2Cone reduction converts DCP-compliant
problems into conic form, while the
:class:~cvxpy.reductions.qp2symbolic_qp.Qp2SymbolicQp converts problems with
quadratic, piecewise affine objectives, affine equality constraints, and
piecewise-linear inequality constraints into a form that is closer to what is
accepted by solvers. The problems output by both reductions must be passed
through another sequence of reductions, not documented here, before they are
ready for to be solved.
Please see :ref:our disclaimer <reductions_disclaimer> about the
Reductions API before using these directly in your code.
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