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  • May 26, 2023
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The variable X is with the index domain i, while the variable Y is with the index domain j. The number of element in j is twice that of i, which means J = 2*I when seeing these two index as number.

Now I want to write a constraint:

X(i) <= Y(2*i)

How can I do this in AIMMS?

 

Best answer by gabiservidone

Hi @Chunyang, in the attached project you can find an example to solve your problem. 

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  • May 29, 2023

Hi @Chunyang, in the attached project you can find an example to solve your problem. 

Gabriela Servidone - AIMMS and Optimization Solutions Consultant


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