Maximilian Böhm

I solved the problem now. The value of M was too low and restricted the soc[i] from getting any bigger than ~12.5. I assigned a higher value to M and it seems to work the way I initially wanted it ...

I don't know why, but for some reason it works for the code I send to you, but it doesn't seem to work with my original code. Anyway the problem is fixed now, it does work. Thank you very much for ...

As additional information: The Packages I'm using generally are numpy, pandas and gurobipy

Since I'm not allowed to share the exact data, I created some random data that's similar to the data I'm using. https://www.filemail.com/d/rsphnksqpruklry The data is being retrieved from this exce...

Here is the full optimization code: the timeseries which are given to the optimization are all arrays of the same length and don't pose any problems. https://www.filemail.com/d/rgrldctayftrwyc

Sorry, that's on me. szb[i] should be soc[i]. The thing is, that is_soc_90 = 1 for every single value of soc[i]. But of course that should not be the case, since: soc[i] == cap * 0.9 + eps which th...

Thank you for the quick reply. I did forget the [i] at the end of is_soc_90. Either way it seems to not solve the whole problem as is_soc_90 is 1 for every interval, even though that shouldn't be t...