Hi, I am trying to write a code for a transshipment procurement model from 4 plants (Ps) via 3 transshipment nodes (Ts) to 4 destination distribution centers (DCs).
The conditon is that each node in the inflow (from Ps to Ts) and outflow (from Ts to Ds) variables need to be a multiple of 3.
I have tried to do that via introducing the "lot" variable, however it doesn't work correctly when I use lot =3, but it does give a correct answer when lot size = 1.
Can someone kindly, help point out the mistake I am making. Thank you.
My Current Code -
proc optmodel;
set Ps ={'P1', 'P2', 'P3', 'P4'};
set Ds ={'D1', 'D2', 'D3', 'D4'};
set Ts ={'T1', 'T2', 'T3'};
number InCost{Ps, Ts} = [
39 29 43
40 35 43
48 44 31
37 39 30];
number OutCost{Ts, Ds} = [
34 17 36 25
30 47 16 15
29 22 21 23];
number Supply{Ps} = [37 34 20 28];
number Demand{Ds} = [18 15 21 3];
number TransshipmentCapacity {Ts} = [37 37 43];
number TransshipmentFixedCost{Ts} = [700 700 900];
number ProductionFixedCost{Ps} = [420 120 240 580];
var inflow {Ps, Ts} integer>=0;
var outflow{Ts, Ds} integer>=0;
number lot = 1;
var y{Ts} binary;
var a{Ps} binary;
number M=1000000;
number N=1000000;
minimize Z = sum{i in Ps}sum{j in Ts}(inflow[i,j]*lot)*InCost[i,j]+sum{j in Ts}y[j]*TransshipmentFixedCost[j]
+sum{i in Ps}a[i]*ProductionFixedCost[i]+sum{j in Ts}sum{k in Ds}(outflow[j,k]*lot)*OutCost[j,k];
con SupplyConst {i in Ps}:sum{j in Ts}(inflow[i,j]*lot) <= Supply[i];
con DemandConst {k in Ds}:sum{j in Ts}(outflow[j,k]*lot) >= Demand[k];
con NoStockConst{j in Ts}:sum{i in Ps}(inflow[i,j]*lot) = sum{k in Ds}(outflow[j,k]*lot);
con TsCapConst {j in Ts}:sum{i in Ps}(inflow[i,j]*lot) <= TransshipmentCapacity[j];
con linkingy {j in Ts}:sum{i in Ps}(inflow[i,j]*lot)<=M*y[j];
con linkinga {i in Ps}:sum{j in Ts}(inflow[i,j]*lot)<=N*a[i];
solve;
print inflow;
print outflow;
print y;
print a;
print Z;
print {j in Ts} (sum{i in Ps}inflow[i,j]);
print {j in Ts} (sum{k in Ds}outflow[j,k]);
quit;
Please post it at OR forum .
Ksharp..can u please share the link of the OR forum here?
See this recent thread.
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