Hello community!
I have a question regarding the type of constraints you can set up in the Optimization tool.
You can see in the picture a matrix 6x6 on the right side and on the left side a matrix with a representation of the output from the optimization tool:
On the following pictures you can see how I write the LHS and the RHS of the constraints, for making sure there is only one element per row/column:
This constraint is measuring that the sum of all the elements is lower or equal to 1 in each column and row.
My questions is: can we put somehow a constraint that instead of a sum is considering the multiplication of the values in each row/column?
Thanks for your help!
Best,
Fran
Hi @fcobosmolina,
Constraints can be an equality or inequality formula rather than a set value. Upper and lower bounds limits can also be entered as a formula. There is a recorded training session that may be helpful: Prescriptive Optimization. Constraints and bounds are added starting in about minute 33 of the video, and the example is attached to the article.
Thanks a lot for the answer, I will take a look into the training session.