Variable lb and ub active based on a binary variable

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Jose Vindel

2020年04月15日 01:21 編集済み

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Recently I was building an FBA model as part of my research. The variable is \(v_j\), it has lower and upper bounds, the LB and UB are dictionaries.

In the first approach, I set the lb and ub as:

model.addConstrs((LB[j] <= v[j] for j in list ), name='LB')

model.addConstrs((v[j] <= UB[j] for j in list), name='UB')

The result was not as I expected as the model gave me zeros or unbounded, Later I change the lb and ub when adding the variables as:

model.addVars(v, lb=LB,ub=UB, name='v')

This gave the answer I was looking for, but it raised a question if my lb and ub are defined something like this

\(LB*(1-y_j) <= v_j <= UB*(1-y_j)\)

Where \(y_j\) is binary, How can these bounds be added to my variable \(v_j\)?

Thanks!

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  Simranjit Kaur

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  2025年06月23日 03:15 編集済み

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  Richard Oberdieck

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  2020年04月15日 07:32

  As you can see in the documentation, you cannot simply add a constraint `a \leq x \leq b` is not permissible. Therefore you need to split the constraint you are describing into two.

   

  In addition, note that these are not bounds in the strict sense, as they feature variables in the right-hand side.

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