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I'm new to AMPL and am trying to model the following constraints.

\begin{align}y_{ij3}&\le\sum_\ell X_{j\ell2}\quad(m=2,k=3)\\y_{ijk}&\le\sum_\ell\sum_mx_{j\ell m},\quad\forall i\in I,\forall j\in J,k=1,2.\end{align}

I'm not sure if I am on the right track. This is what I have so far:

subject to C1 {i in DEMAND, j in FACILITY}: Y[i,j,"CO"] <= sum{l in SIZE} X[j,l,"TRI"] ;

subject to C2_1 {i in DEMAND, j in FACILITY}: Y[i,j,"EL"] <= sum{l in SIZE,m in TECH} X[j,l,m] ;

subject to C2_2 {i in DEMAND, j in FACILITY}: Y[i,j,"TH"] <= sum{l in SIZE, m in TECH} X[j,l,m] ;

I modelled the second constraint in two parts. The relevant sets are as follows:

set ENERGY:= EL CO TH; #k

set TECH := COG TRI; #m
Peter Mortensen
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george
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  • Welcome to OR.SE. Your code looks more or less OK -- but what exactly is your question? Did you try the code, and did you get any errors? – LarrySnyder610 Nov 14 '19 at 02:51

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set energy:= el co th;
set tech  := cog tri;
subject to cons1 {i in demand, j in facility}: y[i,j,'th'] <= sum{i in size} x[j,l,'tri'];
subject to cons2 {i in demand, j in facility, k in energy}: y[i,j,k] <= sum{j in facility, l in size, m in tech} x[j,l,m];

The only thing that you need to change is in your first constraint 'CO' to 'TH'. A good resource for the constraints declaration can be found here.

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Oguz Toragay
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  • thank you, I can now see that I interchanged "CO" and "TH". However, for your second constraint, since the constraint is indexed over only $k=1,2$. Would it be appropriate to model it the way you did? My thinking is that way there will be double counting on the index $k=3$ which is already captured in constraint $1$. – george Nov 14 '19 at 17:50
  • You have control over the index in ampl, so you can choose which indices should be considered in the constraints. – Oguz Toragay Nov 14 '19 at 17:53