weighted active extendable transmission costs for multihorizon constraint #855
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@AdrienneRTE this looks good. As you said, I would leave the single period selection unweighted.
| ext_i = ext_i[n.get_active_assets(c, period)[ext_i]].rename(ext_i.name) | ||
| ext_i = ext_i[n.get_active_assets(c, period)[ext_i]].rename( | ||
| ext_i.name | ||
| ) # or extendable only ? |
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what do you mean here?
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That's some scrap of a question I asked myself but solved since, and forgot to remove ^^'
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The constraint on the total transmission cost for a multi-horizon optimization didn't included the weights of relative investment periods.
Each active period of a line/link is weighted by their respective investment_period_weightings.
The weighting applies only if the constraint's period is nan and the snapshots are multi-indexed. Otherwise, the weight is set to 1.
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I tested the constraint with and without a specific period and it worked fine.
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