An optional method for solveILP to specify whether a program is in standard form. The default value is true. If IsInStandardForm=>false, we first convert to standard form before solving.
The following example is in [CLO, Chapter 8, Section 1]. Note that in contrast to solveILP with IsInStandardForm=>true, the output involves only variables that are in the specified program, meaning that the slack variables, that get introduced to convert to standard form, are omitted in the following output.
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The object IsInStandardForm is a symbol.
The source of this document is in IntegerProgramming.m2:555:0.