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  • Getting started
    • Tutorial
    • Time-coupled tutorial
  • Glossary
  • Input data
    • Network
    • GLSK
    • CRAC
      • CRAC import & export
      • CRAC creation parameters
      • OpenRAO JSON CRAC format
      • FlowBasedConstraint document
      • CSE CRAC format
      • CIM CRAC format
      • Network Codes (NC) profiles
      • Automatic CRAC generator
      • CRAC creation context
    • Specific input data
      • Reference program
      • Virtual hubs
      • Time-coupled constraints
      • ICS
  • Output data
    • RAO Logs
      • RAO Business Logs
      • RAO Business Warns
      • RAO Technical Logs
      • RAO Logs Example
    • JSON RAO Result File
    • CORE CNE File
    • SWE CNE File
  • OpenRao algorithms
    • CASTOR, the RAO algorithm
      • Multi-step Optimisation
      • Special features
        • Loop-flows
        • MNECs
        • Do not optimize specific CNECs
        • HVDC
      • Linear Remedial Actions Optimisation
        • Modelling CNECs and range actions
        • Objective function types
          • Modelling the maximum minimum margin objective
          • Modelling the maximum minimum relative margin objective function
          • Optimization of costly remedial actions
        • Special features
          • Modelling loop-flows and their virtual cost
          • Modelling MNECs and their virtual cost
          • Modelling un-optimised CNECs (CRAs)
        • Time-coupled constraints
          • Modeling the generator constraints
        • Modelling aligned range actions
        • Using integer variables for PST taps
        • Modelling aligned PSTs with integer taps
        • Limiting the number of range actions to use
      • Combining Performance and Complexity
    • MARMOT, the time-coupled RAO
    • Monitoring
  • Parameters
    • Business parameters
    • Implementation specific parameters
  • Operational applications
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Objective function typesΒΆ

Several optimization modes are available in the RAO, configurable via the objective function type.

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