Hello Marc,
unfortunately the min and max functions do not accept symbolic parameters.
@Andrew:
I guess it would be quite easy to create a max_symbolic{} and
min_symbolic{} function. I have been missing these several times. An
iterated concatenate{} function would also make sense.
So my solution has to rely on the fact that your prefix length in
"Pooln" is constant.
Best regards
Heinrich
set POOLS := {"Pool201", "Pool203", "Pool204", "Pool205"};
set x_IN_POOLS{POOLS};
set All_x := setof{pool in POOLS, x in x_IN_POOLS[pool]} x;
param PoolID{x in All_x}, symbolic :=
"Pool" & max{pool in POOLS, y in x_IN_POOLS[pool] : x==y} substr(pool,5);
display PoolID;
data;
set x_IN_POOLS ["Pool201"] := 234, 345, 456, 567, 678, 012, 543;
set x_IN_POOLS ["Pool203"] := 789, 890;
set x_IN_POOLS ["Pool204"] := 123, 901;
set x_IN_POOLS ["Pool205"] := 987, 876, 765, 654;
end;
On 05/25/2016 11:23 PM, Meketon, Marc wrote:
> set POOLS := {"Pool201", "Pool203", "Pool204", "Pool205"};
>
> set x_IN_POOLS{POOLS};
>
>
>
> check {pool1 in POOLS, pool2 in POOLS : pool1 != pool2}
> card(x_IN_POOL[pool1] inter x_IN_POOL[pool2])==0;
>
>
>
> data;
>
> set x_IN_POOLS ["Pool201"] := 234, 345, 456, 567, 678, 012, 543;
>
> set x_IN_POOLS ["Pool203"] := 789, 890;
>
> set x_IN_POOLS ["Pool204"] := 123, 901;
>
> set x_IN_POOLS ["Pool205"] := 987, 876, 765, 654;
>
>
>
> end;
>
>
>
> I would like to calculate a param PoolIDthat, for a given “x”, gives the
> “Pool” it belongs to. This is equivalent to the following, but I want
> to use GMPL to calculate the following and not code this into the data:
>
>
>
> set All_x := setof{pool in POOLS, x in x_IN_POOL[pool]} x;
>
> param PoolID{All_x}, symbolic;
>
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