Harun Gül
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I did copy the text of the logfile from github and saved it in a text data from windows editor. But where do I need to save the editor so that Python Gurobi API can find it. I tried it at C:\gurobi...
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If I write just Z^min for the RHS, how can I avoid the case for the tuple x beeing 0, than the statement will be 0 >= Z^min which will be false so the model will be infeasible. I tried to do someth...
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Jonasz Staszek that is the mathematical formulation. Maybe I could also just say >= Z I am not really sure about that. What I want is that no durations that are made at once (so on one specific co...
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Thanks so much it worked well for me to download the zip file.
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Thanks Maliheh Aramon. Now the thing is I dont want to use my own log files but the log files from the grblogtools examples that are available at github. Therefore it would be usefull to know how I...
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Hi Jaromił Najman I just wanted to inform you that all the problems I had are solved. The program code is doing all things I want to and the constraints are also on point, and at the same time the ...
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I did minimize the code for easier understanding and it looks like this: stations = [1,2,3]C = 200C_min = 50tasks = ['w01','w02','w03']durations = {('BTC1','w01'):150, ('BTC1','w02'):115, ('BTC1...
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The constraints for the stations are doing what they should if I look at the LP file. What happens is, if I add the constraints to the model, the decision variable x becomes binary and generates no...
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Jaromił Najman so I think i fixed all of the problems now and when I look at the LP everything is just fine. I did define the y variable as tuple of (' station ',' type ') and it solves my problems...
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So in the solution point I recognized something that I think might bring the error. I defined a decision variable a with arcs2 values given to it. And in the solution some of the a´s are 1 so they ...