access elements of a set to subset another set for writing equations

Archiver · February 10, 2015, 9:00pm

set G /1,4,17,18/;
set g(G);

set T;
set t(T);
param k(T);
param n(T);

equation eq1(G);

eq1(g)… sum(t$(k(t) = ord(g)) n(t) >= 10 works. But this creates 4 equations â€¦
sum(t$(k(t) = 1), n(t)) >= 10
sum(t$(k(t) = 2), n(t)) >= 10
sum(t$(k(t) = 3), n(t)) >= 10
sum(t$(k(t) = 4), n(t)) >= 10

since ord(g) refers to position of an item in a set but I want the value of that element. How do I do that? I want
something like …
eq1(g)… sum over t such that k(t)=g) n(t) >= 10 which does not work

I want eq1(g) to spawn 4 equations â€¦
sum(t$(k(t) = 1), n(t)) >= 10
sum(t$(k(t) = 4), n(t)) >= 10
sum(t$(k(t) = 17), n(t)) >= 10
sum(t$(k(t) = 18), n(t)) >= 10

Thanks
Bharath

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Archiver · February 11, 2015, 9:02am

Hi Bharath

You could use g.val(g) which gives, if the set elements are numbers, the value of the element g

Cheers

Renger

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Betreff: access elements of a set to subset another set for writing equations

set G /1,4,17,18/;

set g(G);

set T;

set t(T);

param k(T);

param n(T);

equation eq1(G);

eq1(g)… sum(t$(k(t) = ord(g)) n(t) >= 10 works. But this creates 4 equations â€¦

sum(t$(k(t) = 1), n(t)) >= 10

sum(t$(k(t) = 2), n(t)) >= 10

sum(t$(k(t) = 3), n(t)) >= 10

sum(t$(k(t) = 4), n(t)) >= 10

since ord(g) refers to position of an item in a set but I want the value of that element. How do I do that? I want

something like …

eq1(g)… sum over t such that k(t)=g) n(t) >= 10 which does not work

I want eq1(g) to spawn 4 equations â€¦

sum(t$(k(t) = 1), n(t)) >= 10

sum(t$(k(t) = 4), n(t)) >= 10

sum(t$(k(t) = 17), n(t)) >= 10

sum(t$(k(t) = 18), n(t)) >= 10

Thanks

Bharath

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Archiver · February 11, 2015, 4:17pm

When I rewrite the equation as follow it gives errors. Is there a syntax guidance on usage?

eq1(g)… sum(t$(k(t) = g.val(g)), n(t)) =g= 10
Errors:
8 ‘)’ expected
10 ‘,’ expected
37 ‘=l=’ or ‘=e=’ or ‘=g=’ operator expected
148 Dimension different - The symbol is referenced with more/less indices as declared

Thanks!
Bharath

On Wednesday, February 11, 2015 at 2:02:14 AM UTC-6, Renger van Nieuwkoop wrote:

Hi Bharath

You could use g.val(g) which gives, if the set elements are numbers, the value of the element g

Cheers

Renger

Von: gams...@googlegroups.com [mailto:gams...@googlegroups.com] Im Auftrag von Bharath K
Gesendet: Tuesday, February 10, 2015 21:01
An: gams...@googlegroups.com
Betreff: access elements of a set to subset another set for writing equations

set G /1,4,17,18/;

set g(G);

set T;

set t(T);

param k(T);

param n(T);

equation eq1(G);

eq1(g)… sum(t$(k(t) = ord(g)) n(t) >= 10 works. But this creates 4 equations â€¦

sum(t$(k(t) = 1), n(t)) >= 10

sum(t$(k(t) = 2), n(t)) >= 10

sum(t$(k(t) = 3), n(t)) >= 10

sum(t$(k(t) = 4), n(t)) >= 10

since ord(g) refers to position of an item in a set but I want the value of that element. How do I do that? I want

something like …

eq1(g)… sum over t such that k(t)=g) n(t) >= 10 which does not work

I want eq1(g) to spawn 4 equations â€¦

sum(t$(k(t) = 1), n(t)) >= 10

sum(t$(k(t) = 4), n(t)) >= 10

sum(t$(k(t) = 17), n(t)) >= 10

sum(t$(k(t) = 18), n(t)) >= 10

Thanks

Bharath

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Archiver · February 11, 2015, 4:50pm

Check your parentheses for the $ statementâ€¦

Renger

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Gesendet: Wednesday, February 11, 2015 16:18
An: gamsworld@googlegroups.com
Betreff: Re: access elements of a set to subset another set for writing equations

When I rewrite the equation as follow it gives errors. Is there a syntax guidance on usage?

eq1(g)… sum(t$(k(t) = g.val(g)), n(t)) =g= 10

Errors:
8 ‘)’ expected
10 ‘,’ expected
37 ‘=l=’ or ‘=e=’ or ‘=g=’ operator expected

148 Dimension different - The symbol is referenced with more/less indices as declared

Thanks!

Bharath

On Wednesday, February 11, 2015 at 2:02:14 AM UTC-6, Renger van Nieuwkoop wrote:

Hi Bharath

You could use g.val(g) which gives, if the set elements are numbers, the value of the element g

Cheers

Renger

Von: gams...@googlegroups.com [mailto:gams...@googlegroups.com] Im Auftrag von Bharath K
Gesendet: Tuesday, February 10, 2015 21:01
An: gams...@googlegroups.com
Betreff: access elements of a set to subset another set for writing equations

set G /1,4,17,18/;

set g(G);

set T;

set t(T);

param k(T);

param n(T);

equation eq1(G);

eq1(g)… sum(t$(k(t) = ord(g)) n(t) >= 10 works. But this creates 4 equations â€¦

sum(t$(k(t) = 1), n(t)) >= 10

sum(t$(k(t) = 2), n(t)) >= 10

sum(t$(k(t) = 3), n(t)) >= 10

sum(t$(k(t) = 4), n(t)) >= 10

since ord(g) refers to position of an item in a set but I want the value of that element. How do I do that? I want

something like …

eq1(g)… sum over t such that k(t)=g) n(t) >= 10 which does not work

I want eq1(g) to spawn 4 equations â€¦

sum(t$(k(t) = 1), n(t)) >= 10

sum(t$(k(t) = 4), n(t)) >= 10

sum(t$(k(t) = 17), n(t)) >= 10

sum(t$(k(t) = 18), n(t)) >= 10

Thanks

Bharath

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Archiver · February 11, 2015, 11:23pm

The issue got resolved when i used g.val instead of g.val(g)

Thanks!
Bharath

On Feb 11, 2015, at 9:50 AM, Renger van Nieuwkoop wrote:

Check your parentheses for the $ statementâ€¦

Renger

Von: gamsworld@googlegroups.com [mailto:gamsworld@googlegroups.com] Im Auftrag von Bharath K
Gesendet: Wednesday, February 11, 2015 16:18
An: gamsworld@googlegroups.com
Betreff: Re: access elements of a set to subset another set for writing equations

When I rewrite the equation as follow it gives errors. Is there a syntax guidance on usage?

eq1(g)… sum(t$(k(t) = g.val(g)), n(t)) =g= 10

Errors:
8 ‘)’ expected
10 ‘,’ expected
37 ‘=l=’ or ‘=e=’ or ‘=g=’ operator expected

148 Dimension different - The symbol is referenced with more/less indices as declared

Thanks!

Bharath

On Wednesday, February 11, 2015 at 2:02:14 AM UTC-6, Renger van Nieuwkoop wrote:
Hi Bharath

You could use g.val(g) which gives, if the set elements are numbers, the value of the element g

Cheers

Renger

Von: gams...@googlegroups.com [mailto:gams...@googlegroups.com] Im Auftrag von Bharath K
Gesendet: Tuesday, February 10, 2015 21:01
An: gams...@googlegroups.com
Betreff: access elements of a set to subset another set for writing equations





set G /1,4,17,18/;

set g(G);



set T;

set t(T);

param k(T);

param n(T);



equation eq1(G);



eq1(g).. sum(t$(k(t) = ord(g)) n(t) >= 10 works. But this creates 4 equations â€¦

sum(t$(k(t) = 1), n(t)) >= 10

sum(t$(k(t) = 2), n(t)) >= 10

sum(t$(k(t) = 3), n(t)) >= 10

sum(t$(k(t) = 4), n(t)) >= 10



since ord(g) refers to position of an item in a set but I want the value of that element. How do I do that? I want

something like ...

eq1(g).. sum over t such that k(t)=g) n(t) >= 10  which does not work



I want eq1(g) to spawn 4 equations â€¦

sum(t$(k(t) = 1), n(t)) >= 10

sum(t$(k(t) = 4), n(t)) >= 10

sum(t$(k(t) = 17), n(t)) >= 10

sum(t$(k(t) = 18), n(t)) >= 10



Thanks

Bharath

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