Short answer: no.
Long answer: nope.
It should be noted that C++14‘s support for transparent comparators eliminates the need for Boost.Bimap 90% of the time*: when you need to key off of any given property of an object (stored or computed), often a simple, bitwise-comparable unique identifier inherent to/present in the object anyway. With transparent comparators, you can compare an object to any possible value, discriminated only by type, as long as said value can be obtained/computed from an object without mutating it.
* a guesstimate, not a statistic