I want to convert this formula into code
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Have you tried it step-by-step and where did you get stuck exactly? I would start creating a variable containing the value of the inner sum. Then try to create the max and finally the outer sum.
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T = ['t1','t2','t3','t4','t5','t6','t7','t8','t9'] #index of trailer
U = ['u1','u2','u3'] #index of unload dock
B = ['b1','b2','b3'] #index of time bucket
S = ['s1','s2','s3'] #index of output_station
num_trailer = len(T)
num_unload_docks = len(U)
num_time_bucket = (len(T) // len(U))
num_output_station = len(S)Lmax = quicksum(max(quicksum(t[d, s] * x[t, b] for t in range(num_trailer) for b in range(num_time_bucket)))for s in range(num_output_station)for b in range(num_time_bucket))
Tried to convert sigma into code. Is this the right code?
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- The inner quicksum seems incorrect - you reference d which is not defined anywhere.
- Then you take the max over just a single quicksum. You need multiple things to take the maximum; I guess you will need to move one of the two iterator variables/loops outside the quicksum.
- For the maximum, you cannot use the built-in Python max function since it only works for scalar values, not Gurobi variables. You will want a new, auxiliary variable that will be equal to the maximum of the inner quicksums. Have a look at the max_ function for details.
- Finally, you can sum over the auxiliary variables to get the final result.
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