Hi Carlos,
1. You need not use ex_transmat() at all. It was simply a convenience function
used to create the transmat cell array of transmission probability matrices for
each period. You can write your own function to create your own general cell
array of matrices which can certainly vary by
First, please post your question only once.
Second, please use a new subject line when posting a new question.
Now to your question, have you looked at the MATPOWER Optimal Scheduling Tool
(MOST)? If so, please feel free to ask any specific questions you have about
how to use it. If not, I
The reserve requirement is a lower bound on the sum of reserves for the zone.
If you make it an upper bound then there is no incentive to provide any
reserves at all and zero reserves will always be the optimal solution.
Ray
On Jan 15, 2020, at 3:09 AM, Yang
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Here’s an example, where gencost is set to minimize losses, and the legacy user
costs are set to a quadratic cost on all voltage deviations from 1, where w is
a weight that controls the relative importance of the two objectives.
Ray
define_constants;
w = 10;
mpopt = mpoption('verbose',
