set ordering in summation

hello,

sorry if this subject was opened already. but i need help on ordering sets

the variables are
x(i,j) and y(i,b)

the summation will be something like this

but i dont know how to do this in gams. does anybody know?


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Hi



It looks like you didn’t make it to page 13 of the GAMS manual…



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From: gamsworld@googlegroups.com [mailto:gamsworld@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of gbyr
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Subject: set ordering in summation



hello,



sorry if this subject was opened already. but i need help on ordering sets



the variables are

x(i,j) and y(i,b)



the summation will be something like this



but i dont know how to do this in gams. does anybody know?


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I did, but it’s not that simple. The sets used on variable y is i and b, not i and j.


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Hi

Then you should be more specific in your question: What kind of summation do you want? Summation over? What is the definition of all sets?

It should not be difficult to write the mathematical formulation of what you want, so write at least that.

Please send the gams code you tried and an exact formulation of your problem, if you want your problem to be solved by others.

Renger









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I did, but it’s not that simple. The sets used on variable y is i and b, not i and j.


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I think you want to say like this

Arc(i,j,b) /(110).(110).1



On Tuesday, January 8, 2013 1:28:26 PM UTC-8, Renger van Nieuwkoop wrote:

Hi

Then you should be more specific in your question: What kind of summation do you want? Summation over? What is the definition of all sets?

It should not be difficult to write the mathematical formulation of what you want, so write at least that.

Please send the gams code you tried and an exact formulation of your problem, if you want your problem to be solved by others.

Renger









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I did, but it’s not that simple. The sets used on variable y is i and b, not i and j.


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