RE: [Help-glpk] Out of domain error

[Meketon, Marc]

I believe the problem is that you put the statement in the "data"
section.  It might be that you did not define the set T in the "model"
section.

The option that I generally use is to have the first part (the "model"
part) of the code like:

        param NumOfPeriods;  
        set T:= 1.. NumOfPeriods;

And in the second ("data") section like:

        param NumOfPeriods := 6;

That way, you keep the flexibility of having the set size be
data-driven, and you could re-use the parameter NumOfPeriods in other
calculations.

-Marc

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Subject: Re: [Help-glpk] Out of domain error

> Hello for everybody, I have a problem with a little model I wrote in
> mathprog. When I try to execute it, I get the following error message:

> data;
>
> set T:= 1..6; /*Periodos*/

This statement specifies T as a set containing the only element "1..6".

The correct specification is the following:

set T := 1 2 3 4 5 6;





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