match_constraints: Limit constraints to respect reservations
In henobe/flexoptr: Optimise Energy Flexibilities

Description Usage Arguments Value Examples

This function allows to adapt constraints not only for a single index but for a range of indexes and a range of values.

1	match_constraints(constraints, fixed_schedule, untradeable = NULL)

`constraints`	A data.frame with constraints.
`fixed_schedule`	A numeric vector describing which amounts should be applied to schedule. It is implicitly assumed that these values do not exceed the limits of the constraints.
`untradeable`	A numeric vector of indexes in which no trades can occur, so constraints are adapted accordingly.

A data.frame of adapted, more limited constraints

some_constraints <- build_constraints(5, 2, 6, 1, 3)
already_scheduled <- c(0, 2, 2, 1, 0)
untradeable <- c(3, 4)
match_constraints(some_constraints, already_scheduled, untradeable)