TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'generator' and 'generator'

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I have a problem with adding three expressions in my objective function. I used quicksum to build each expression. However, when I try to add them together I get an error that I cannot use +/- operands on class 'generator'.

Here is the last part of my code:

# the shipping cost expression
expr_sc = []
for j in J:
    for k in K:
        expr_sc.append(quicksum(r_jk[(j, k)]*x[(i, j, k)]) for i in I)

m.setObjective((quicksum(item_rev) for item_rev in expr_rev) -
               ((quicksum(item_pc) for item_pc in expr_pc) + (quicksum(item_sc) for item_sc in expr_sc)),
               GRB.MAXIMIZE)

Update:

here is the actual problem that I am trying to solve: Objective Function The problem is I don't know how to write this expression in Gurobi Python!!

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1 Answers

(quicksum(item_rev) for item_rev in expr_rev) evaluates to a generator expression.

If the one line for loop is inside the parenthesis - (...) - you get a generator object. Here's a small example to illustrate what I mean:

>>> (x for x in range(5)) # shorthand for creating generators
<generator object <genexpr> at 0xb74308ec>

See docs for more info.

It seems you're trying to pass individual items from given lists to quicksum, but instead you're creating generators, unintentionally.

To fix this error, directly pass the objects to quicksum:

m.setObjective(
    quicksum(expr_rev) - (quicksum(expr_pc) + quicksum(expr_sc)),
    GRB.MAXIMIZE
)

UPDATE:

There also seems to be a problem at 

expr_sc.append(quicksum(r_jk[(j, k)]*x[(i, j, k)]) for i in I)

Change that line like this:

expr_sc.append(quicksum(r_jk[(j, k)] * x[(i, j, k)] for i in I))
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