MultiPeriodEffects accept a list of values as invest effects. They accept an array or a single value as operation effects. Further, they can limit invest effects and operation effects per period.
Similar to a regular Effect, the sum over all periods is made and can also be limited. In that way, the MultiPeriodEffect extends the functionality of the regular effect, and can be used for the objective.
Periods are defined as date intervals a list with the duration of each interval (number of timesteps). They must cover the whole timeseries.
Shares from MultiPeriodEffects to Effects are expressed by a single number/a time series. Shares from an effect to a MultiPeriodEffect are expressed by a list of numbers. This number is multiplied by the investment effect or the operation effect.
Problems:
Activating indices: Active data too short for last period -> Outofbounds
MultiPeriodEffects accept a list of values as invest effects. They accept an array or a single value as operation effects. Further, they can limit invest effects and operation effects per period. Similar to a regular Effect, the sum over all periods is made and can also be limited. In that way, the MultiPeriodEffect extends the functionality of the regular effect, and can be used for the objective.
Periods are defined as date intervals a list with the duration of each interval (number of timesteps). They must cover the whole timeseries.
Shares from MultiPeriodEffects to Effects are expressed by a single number/a time series. Shares from an effect to a MultiPeriodEffect are expressed by a list of numbers. This number is multiplied by the investment effect or the operation effect.
Problems:
Activating indices: Active data too short for last period -> Outofbounds