"NaN's cannot be converted to logicals." displayed when I use symbol "|" in my constraints.

[李汇熙]

Hi Johan

I tried to use exressions like sum(x1|x2) as constraint, but yalmip told me that

 "Error using  | 

NaN's cannot be converted to logicals."

in which x1 and x2 are n*1 matrices and their elements are 0 or 1.

What should I do to handle this?

Thx!

[Johan Löfberg]

Please supply a reproducible example

[Johan Löfberg]

BTW, sounds like this has nothing to do with YALMIP and you are simply evaluating incorrect expressions in MATLAB

>> sum(nan | 1)

[李汇熙]

I've no idea about this because I believe I've initiallized all related variables.

So please check my code and help me to find out what my errors really are.

I use generate_data.m to create a dataset, then run vmpack.m. All "|" operations are in Sum_of_U.

Thx!

[Johan Löfberg]

>> generate_data
Undefined function 'matrix_2' for input arguments of type 'double'.

Error in generate_data (line 21)
VM1 = [matrix_2(block_unique, g_vm,1);
 
>> vmpack
Undefined function or variable 'vc'.

Error in vmpack (line 5)
constraints = [vc*X<=pc, vm*X<=pm, sum(X,2)==1,];
 

[李汇熙]

I'm very sorry about that.

Ignore generate_datea.m plz, load this matlab.mat.

[Johan Löfberg]

You evaluate a value of X before you solve anything, hence it sends NaNs to Sum_of_U

Sum_of_U(value(X),M,C1)

[李汇熙]

yes, thanks for your hint!

It works when I use Sum_of_U(X,M,C1).