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I'm just getting started with CMPL and have what seems like a rather basic question. Given the following CMPL model how what should the csv for r be formatted:
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<div> plants := "seattle", "san_diego"</div>
<div> markets := "new_york", "chicago", "topeka"</div>
<div> r[plants, markets] := readcsv("r.csv");</div>
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<div>Using the following in r.csv:</div>
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<div>2.5,1.7,1.8</div>
<div>2.5,1.8,1.4</div>
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<div>I get the following errors:</div>
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<div>error (interpreter): file transport.cmpl line 9: Count of elements for the 1. index of 'r' is wrong</div>
<div>error (interpreter): file transport.cmpl line 9: Count of elements for the 2. index of 'r' is wrong</div>
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<div>Using the following in r.csv:</div>
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<div>new_york,chicago,topeka</div>
<div>seattle,2.5,1.7,1.8</div>
<div>san_diego,2.5,1.8,1.4</div>
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<div>I get the following errors:</div>
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<div>error (interpreter): file transport.cmpl line 9: Count of elements for the 1. index of 'r' is wrong</div>
<div>error (interpreter): file transport.cmpl line 9: Count of elements for the 2. index of 'r' is wrong</div>
<div>error (interpreter): file transport.cmpl line 9: Count of elements for the 2. index of 'r' is wrong</div>
<div>error (interpreter): file transport.cmpl line 9: Count of elements for the 2. index of 'r' is wrong</div>
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<div>I've tried a number of other variations with no success. I've seen the readcsv examples that use an unbounded array (r[,]) but for would prefer to use bounded arrays. Any help would be welcome.</div>
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