KSLCore/ksl.simopt.problem/PenalizableConstraint

PenalizableConstraint

The capability that a penalty function binds to (Option B): a constraint that can report its own violation magnitude for a given solution. Deterministic constraints (ConstraintIfc) read the solution's input values; response constraints (ResponseConstraint) read the estimated response.

Both constraint families implement this so a single PenaltyFunction slot can serve either.

Inheritors

ConstraintIfc

ResponseConstraint

Properties

key

abstract val key: String

A stable identity used to key this constraint's penalty memory on a solution. Response constraints use their (problem-unique) response name; deterministic constraints carry no penalty memory (their violation is exact), so their key is a formal identity only.

Functions

violation

abstract fun violation(solution: Solution): Double

The non-negative constraint-violation magnitude for the supplied solution (0 means satisfied).