When solving a stochastic program, the results can be accessed using .Stochastic. However, I cannot find this data in the WebUI when trying to make, for example, a table showing the objective value of the stochastic program for each scenario.
My question then, is this: how do I show the values of both Decision Variables and the Objective Function for each scenario, resulting from solving a Stochastic Program?
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How to show the data resulting from a stochastic program in the WebUI
Best answer by mohansx
Hello @aron.hout , when adding an identifier to a table - you should find the variable.stochastic in the list and add that to the table (See attached screenshot).
Alternatively, you can also create a separate parameter and store the stochastic variable values in that parameter. Say, Var(i, j). Parameter(i, j, IndexStochasticScenarios). Index StochasticScenarios is a predeclared index for the stochastic scenarios set.
Alternatively, you can also create a separate parameter and store the stochastic variable values in that parameter. Say, Var(i, j). Parameter(i, j, IndexStochasticScenarios). Index StochasticScenarios is a predeclared index for the stochastic scenarios set.
code:
solve MathProgram;
Parameter(i, j, IndexStochasticScenarios) := Var.Stochastic(i, j, indexStochasticScenarios)
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+5Hello @aron.hout , when adding an identifier to a table - you should find the variable.stochastic in the list and add that to the table (See attached screenshot).
Alternatively, you can also create a separate parameter and store the stochastic variable values in that parameter. Say, Var(i, j). Parameter(i, j, IndexStochasticScenarios). Index StochasticScenarios is a predeclared index for the stochastic scenarios set.
Alternatively, you can also create a separate parameter and store the stochastic variable values in that parameter. Say, Var(i, j). Parameter(i, j, IndexStochasticScenarios). Index StochasticScenarios is a predeclared index for the stochastic scenarios set.
code:
solve MathProgram;
Parameter(i, j, IndexStochasticScenarios) := Var.Stochastic(i, j, indexStochasticScenarios)
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