‘’‘@variable(model,PRDint[o in O, f in F, p in P[f],j in U, t in TIME], lower_bound=0, upper_bound=1000, Int)’‘’ ‘’‘@variable(model,PRD[o in O,f in F, p in P[f], j in U, t in TIME, o<=23 && f<=13 && p<=45]==PRDint[o,f,p,j,t]*bsize[f,p])’‘’’ bsize{f in F, p in P[f]} - parameter Variable PRDint is …

Variable statement

odow August 18, 2020, 8:18pm 2

It’s easier to help if you follow the advice I gave earlier:

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