I want to run the model with different scenarios (data), can I import all the scenarios once and get the result for each scenario in one run?
You do not have access to AIMMS PRO correct? So, to do this locally, it is a matter of:
- Create a set of all scenarios you want to run.
- Do a for for these scenarios.
- Check if folder exists (/batchRun)
- LoadCase on the for
- solve mp
- SaveCase on (/batchRun)
Or,
- Check if folder exists (/batchRun)
- LoadCase
- Change the parameter dynamically during this procedure
- solve mp
- SaveCase on (/batchRun)
After, to compare all cases, check this article: https://documentation.aimms.com/user-guide/data-management/case-management/managing-multiple-case-selections.html
You do not have access to AIMMS PRO correct? So, to do this locally, it is a matter of:
- Create a set of all scenarios you want to run.
- Do a for for these scenarios.
- Check if folder exists (/batchRun)
- LoadCase on the for
- solve mp
- SaveCase on (/batchRun)
Or,
- Check if folder exists (/batchRun)
- LoadCase
- Change the parameter dynamically during this procedure
- solve mp
- SaveCase on (/batchRun)
After, to compare all cases, check this article: https://documentation.aimms.com/user-guide/data-management/case-management/managing-multiple-case-selections.html
I really appreciate this! I will try to do it with this instruction!
No, you can only run one loaded scenario per time, but, you can develop a procedure that loads a scenario, delegates it, and save in a prefolder, until all scenarios are run. After that you can load all and compare them at once.
No, you can only run one loaded scenario per time, but, you can develop a procedure that loads a scenario, delegates it, and save in a prefolder, until all scenarios are run. After that you can load all and compare them at once.
Thanks a lot for this reply! Can you tell me what should I refer to to realize this? Like which part of the handbook or language reference should I refer to? Or is there any article realising this?
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