undefined function or variable 'optimproblem'
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I wanted to develop and solved an optimization problem with some exogenous variables. I tried to do it in a problem-based way, just as the Mathworks instruction says.
function sol=CS(Sa,Sc,en,e)
%%Define natural variables
mu=0.5;
ld=100;
alf=0.8;
%%Define core variables
prob = optimproblem('ObjectiveSense','maximize');
r= optimvar ('r', 'LowerBound',0, 'UpperBound', 1);
h=r*e;
H=-(1-alf)*ld/(mu*(mu*Sa-(1-alf)*ld))+ld/(mu*(mu*Sc-alf*ld));
l1=(1-alf)*alf+alf^2*h*mu;
l2=alf*h*mu*(mu*Sa-ld)-alf*mu^2*Sc*h+alf*ld+alf*mu*Sc+mu*Sa-ld;
l3=-h*mu^2*(mu*Sa-ld)*Sc-mu*Sc*ld;
ldc=piecewise([H<=0,ld],[H>0,piecewise([h>=0 & h<H,(-l2+sqrt(l2^2-4*l1*l3))/(2*l1)],[h>H,ld])]);
Ya=(1-alf)*ld*es+alf*(h+en)*(ld-ldc);
%%Optimization
prob.Objective=Ya;
sol=solve(prob);
end
But when run, it notified: undefined function or variable 'optimproblem'. Then I typed 'help optimproblem' in the command line, and same message occurred. My version is R2017a, and the Optimization Toolbox is installed. How to fix it?
Thanks!
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Mehdi Babaei
on 2 Sep 2019
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optimproblem is not defined in matlab 2017a version. you need to install 2018b version.
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Walter Roberson
on 2 Sep 2019
R2017b was the version that introduced it.
Mehdi Babaei
on 2 Sep 2019
Yes, my mistake. 2017b is correct.
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