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From: | Mullen Michael (IE) |
Subject: | [Help-glpk] optimisation problem |
Date: | Tue, 18 Jul 2006 18:48:07 +0100 |
The Problem is as follows:
m is the number of candidate base station sites such that S=1 to m
n is
the number of test points such that set of test points I= 1 to n
Y(j) is a
decision variable, 1 if a base station is installed in j for
j is element of
S , 0 otherwise
X(i,j) is 1 if test point i is assigned to Base station j, 0
otherwise.
C(j) is the cost of the installation of the base station
G(i,j) is the propagation factor of the radio link between test point
1,
1<=i<=n and a candidate site j,i<=j<=m
Using a pseudo random number generator, each candidate site j and each
TP
i is assigned a position with uniform distribution in the service
area.
Minimize the overall cost and get the minimum number of base stations
required to cover the service area.
I think a basic model is :
min sum{j}C(j)*Y(j) + sum{i,j}X(i,j)/G(i,j)
subject to
sum{j}X(i,j)=1, i element of I
&
X(i,j)<=Y(j), i element of I,
j element of S
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