I am trying to set up (and solve) multiple optimizations problems in Pyomo/AMPL
. For this I need to define the models first, for AMPL
:
model model_1.mod
model model_2.mod
model model_3.mod
...
model model_n.mod
for Pyomo
:
model_1 = ConcreteModel()
model_2 = ConcreteModel()
...
model_n = ConcreteModel()
I was wondering if there is an automatic way to do this, whether with a for loop, or some indexing so that if n=100 I don't have to write 100 model_k = ConcreteModel()
.
In Python, you can simply create a list of models:
from pyomo.environ import *
models = []
for i in range(100):
models.append( ConcreteModel() )
Then, each model can be accessed by indexing the list: models[19]
is the 19th model.
You can load AMPL models in a loop using commands
instead of model
:
for {i in 1..n}
commands('model_' & i & '.mod');
Similar thing can be done in Pyomo using standard Python's mechanisms :
g = globals()
for i in range(n + 1):
g['model_' + str(i)] = ConcreteModel()
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