Confronting dates in a constrain

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Erika
Erika 2024-2-26
评论: Eric Sofen 2024-2-28
I am implementing an optimisation problem on matlab and one of the constraints imposes an inequality of the type: date(x) * decision variable> date(y) + duration
Obviously I cannot multiply a date by a number so how could I solve the problem?
Thanks in advance for the help!

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2024-2-26
移动:Walter Roberson 2024-2-26
Perhaps
decision_variable * (date(x) > date(y) + duration)
leading to
date(y) - date(x) + duration
multiplied by something. But the something is not necessarily the decision variable: it depends on what the intent is when the decision variable is false, whether that is intended to cause the constraint to pass or to fail.
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Erika
Erika 2024-2-28
@Eric Sofen This is the code related to the constrain I was talking about:
for n=1:Nr
for k=1:Nr
if (k ~= n)
for v=1:Vr
temp=f(n)+hours(eps(n,k)/mu);
constr_combined_time(n,k,v)=datenum(q(k))*y(n,k,v)>=datenum(temp);
end
end
end
end
the general meaning is that q(k) is the starting date of the job k multiplied by the decision variable which is zero if the job is not part of the optimal solution or it is equal to 1 if the job is executed because it is part of the optimal solution. Basically this date must be later than the finishing date of the job n to which job k is combined to (+ a certain duration).
I'm a beginner using Matlab but I tried implementing Walter's solution and It didn't work in this situation so I'm still using datenum which seems to work well in this particular case.
Eric Sofen
Eric Sofen 2024-2-28
@Walter Roberson, whoops! Of course, you're right about the epoch for datenum. I went back and edited my post.

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