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    The feasible set defines the possible values that decision variables can take, as they are usually limited by physical or operational constraints. For example, the dimensions of a transformer must be positive, and the active and reactive power outputs of a generator are limited to a certain range. Only solutions within the feasible set, satisfying all constraints, are meaningful for optimization.

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    The feasible set defines the possible values that decision variables can take, as they are usually limited by physical or operational constraints. For example, the dimensions of a transformer must be positive, and the active and reactive power outputs of a generator are limited to a certain range. Only solutions within the feasible set, satisfying all constraints, are meaningful for optimization.

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    The feasible set defines the possible values that decision variables can take, as they are usually limited by physical or operational constraints. For example, the dimensions of a transformer must be positive, and the active and reactive power outputs of a generator are limited to a certain range. Only solutions within the feasible set, satisfying all constraints, are meaningful for optimization.

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    Feasible Set

    • The values that the decision variables can take are usually limited.
    • Example:
    • Physical dimension of a transformer must be positive.
    • Active power output of the generator may be limited to a certain range.
    • Reactive power output of the generator may be limited to a certain range.
    Feasible Set
    • The value the decision variable take is usually a limited one.
    • Example : -
    • Active power limit
    • Reactive power limit
    • Line flow limit etc.

    Value of the objective function outside the feasible set do not matter

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