Cost: Stub for a turbine's cost function.

In wflo: Data Set and Helper Functions for Wind Farm Layout Optimization Problems

Stub for a turbine's cost function.

Description

A function that returns the yearly installation costs for a given set of turbines (provide x and y for the turbines' locations). In its present form it only returns the 'UnitCost' value from the FarmVars settings object per turbine.

Usage

Cost(x, y)

Arguments

x	can be a single value or a numeric vector of values, contains the 'x' location(s) of turbines.
y	can be a single value or a numeric vector of values, contains the 'y' location(s) of turbines.

Details

Note that x and y should both be of length n, i.e. the numbers of values they contain should match the number of turbines in the current wind farm layout problem.
This function is a stub and can and should be replaced by something reasonable in an actual wind farm layout problem.

Value

Cost returns a vector of values. The number of elements matches the length of x and y.

Author(s)

Carsten Croonenbroeck

See Also

Profit to see where to use Cost, Yield for a similar function for yearly yield.

Examples

## Returns a vector of two, c(100000, 100000).
Cost(c(0.5, 0.7), c(0.2, 0.3))

## Replace the function by another function
## also called 'Cost', embedded in environment e.
## Also, see the vignette.
## Not run: 
e$Cost <- function(x, y) #x, y \in R^n
{
	retVal <- rep(e$FarmVars$UnitCost, min(length(x), length(y)))
	retVal[x > 0.5] <- retVal[x > 0.5] * 2
	return(retVal)
}
set.seed(1357)
NumTurbines <- 4 # For example.
Result <- pso::psoptim(par = runif(NumTurbines * 2), fn = Profit,
  lower = rep(0, NumTurbines * 2), upper = rep(1, NumTurbines * 2))
Result
rm(Cost, envir = e)

## End(Not run)

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