Hey guys,
I'm a beginner, when it comes to GAMS.
I have a question about a variable. I'm right now trying to model a model of a thermal energy storage.
For this I need to use ordered sets to calculate the temperature with respect to the temperature of the time step before.
For this I implemented the set:
set i time steps / 0*720 /;
as the number of time steps.
I declared the temperature:
variable T_ti(i) input temperature of the thermal energy storage;
as a subset of i. Now I want to assign an initial value to the first value of T_ti.
How do I do this? Do I need to implement an equation for it?
Thanks a lot!
Cheers,
Max
Assign Values to variables
Re: Assign Values to variables
Hi Max
If you want to fix the starting point, you just write
If you want to give it a starting point for the solver (GAMS assumes 0 if you don't do that):
Cheers
Renger
If you want to fix the starting point, you just write
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T_ti.FX("0") = 27;
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T_ti.L("0") = 27;
Renger
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Re: Assign Values to variables
Thank you for your fast reply!
Your explanation helped me a lot.
Your explanation helped me a lot.
Re: Assign Values to variables
Hey,
I have a similar problem. I also want to assign starting values to my MIP in order to speed up the solution. I tried assigning the values using the ".l" suffix to the respective values and using the mipstart=1 option of CPLEX. However, this solution was not recognozed since the log file contains the following message : "MIP start 'm1' defined no solution".
The weird thing about it is, that I just used the solution I got from a presolve of the exact same model in order to play around with the syntax.
Any suggestions how to fix this ?
Kind regards
I have a similar problem. I also want to assign starting values to my MIP in order to speed up the solution. I tried assigning the values using the ".l" suffix to the respective values and using the mipstart=1 option of CPLEX. However, this solution was not recognozed since the log file contains the following message : "MIP start 'm1' defined no solution".
The weird thing about it is, that I just used the solution I got from a presolve of the exact same model in order to play around with the syntax.
Any suggestions how to fix this ?
Kind regards