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>. . .
>
> Note that max(x, y) = -min(-x, -y) that allows you to model objective
> terms -max(x, y) thru min.
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> > #
> > s.t. a: ScorteIniziali - ScorteIniziali+PrimoStd+PrimoStra-120 +
> > SecondoStd+SecondoStra-310 + TerzoStd+TerzoStra-180 +
> > QuartoStd+QuartoStra-120 <= 0;
> > end;
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> "operand preceding <= has invalid type"
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> Any idea?
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> Thank you,
> Joao
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e csv and dbf table
> drivers for input tables. In particular, you may use an auxiliary model
> that reads the csv file using RECNO and writes complete data to another
> csv file.
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> > In Ampl, I was able to define a variable as usual ( var counter,
> > integer;) and update its value via let command (let counter:=counter
> > +1).
> >
> > I will appreciate if you could help me on this.
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> param counter := sum{i in Relevant Set: i > 100} 1
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