Hello fellow GAM-ers,
I am extremely new to GAMS, spent the last 3 months learning
optimization, modelling and using GAMS.
I am trying to model a schedule problem now, and have came to a series
of problems.
However, I have narrowed down my issues to this two crucial points:
- I need to write a code to that does summation over a domain of 2
sets interseting.
i.e. Sum over domain r, such that r belongs to the intersection of Set
A and Set B.
I know it should go something like this… sum(r$( …??.. ),
X(i,k,r) ) I have tried one way, but i’m geting an error 8, where ‘)’
is expected. Can someone help me with this? I am not giving the
specific problem, because I would like to learn the general way to
write intersection of sets, then i’ll apply it in my model.
- At the end of my old draft, the result summary says there are 10
integer infeasibility where they are unbounded. Anyone can explain to
me what the statement means?
Many Regards!
P.S. Please help me… The help will be greatly appreciated.
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Hi Bryan,
Try putting the $ condition for the entire equation.
Nikit
On Mon, Dec 26, 2011 at 6:37 AM, Bryan Toh wrote:
Hello fellow GAM-ers,
I am extremely new to GAMS, spent the last 3 months learning
optimization, modelling and using GAMS.
I am trying to model a schedule problem now, and have came to a series
of problems.
However, I have narrowed down my issues to this two crucial points:
- I need to write a code to that does summation over a domain of 2
sets interseting.
i.e. Sum over domain r, such that r belongs to the intersection of Set
A and Set B.
I know it should go something like this… sum(r$( …??.. ),
X(i,k,r) ) I have tried one way, but i’m geting an error 8, where ‘)’
is expected. Can someone help me with this? I am not giving the
specific problem, because I would like to learn the general way to
write intersection of sets, then i’ll apply it in my model.
- At the end of my old draft, the result summary says there are 10
integer infeasibility where they are unbounded. Anyone can explain to
me what the statement means?
Many Regards!
P.S. Please help me… The help will be greatly appreciated.
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Bryan,
If you are learning, a good way to verify you have gotten the right
solution to computing A intersect B is to actually create the set.
That way you can display the sets or dump them to GDX and browse them
in the IDE, and verify you got it right or debug your errors. For
example,
sets A / blah blah /, B / blah blah /, AB();
alias(u,);
AB(u) = A(u) and B(u);
This can be optimized for speed but that’s not an issue if you don’t
have a large universe of set labels.
-Steve
On Mon, Dec 26, 2011 at 9:37 AM, Bryan Toh wrote:
Hello fellow GAM-ers,
I am extremely new to GAMS, spent the last 3 months learning
optimization, modelling and using GAMS.
I am trying to model a schedule problem now, and have came to a series
of problems.
However, I have narrowed down my issues to this two crucial points:
- I need to write a code to that does summation over a domain of 2
sets interseting.
i.e. Sum over domain r, such that r belongs to the intersection of Set
A and Set B.
I know it should go something like this… sum(r$( …??.. ),
X(i,k,r) ) I have tried one way, but i’m geting an error 8, where ‘)’
is expected. Can someone help me with this? I am not giving the
specific problem, because I would like to learn the general way to
write intersection of sets, then i’ll apply it in my model.
- At the end of my old draft, the result summary says there are 10
integer infeasibility where they are unbounded. Anyone can explain to
me what the statement means?
Many Regards!
P.S. Please help me… The help will be greatly appreciated.
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