MCA convergence is using absolute tolerance rather than relative tolerance
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Start by reading src/muse/mca.py around line 663 and compare the convergence calculation with equation A.33 in the referenced paper. Confirm how the deviation between supply and demand is computed, then verify that the convergence criterion matches the paper's relative-tolerance definition and check the relevant MCA behaviour.
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From the paper:
However, as you can see here the model is actually using at the absolute difference in the deviation between supply and demand (i.e. we're missing the division by Dk in equation A.33).
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