2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.ejor.2020.01.053
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A transformation technique for the clustered generalized traveling salesman problem with applications to logistics

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“…The implementation of VCo or IMDMM in practice is aligned with the field of robots. References like (Neil et al 2008;Foumani et al 2015Foumani et al , 2018Baniasadi et al 2020) are examples of similar studies in different environments. They all describe the same function studied in this research, IT tools, robots in this case, that help managers to face scheduling challenges, it means, once the sequence of the process to be conducted is well known (PO), software and robots together (VCo) perform all the tasks.…”
Section: Virtual Counterpartmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…The implementation of VCo or IMDMM in practice is aligned with the field of robots. References like (Neil et al 2008;Foumani et al 2015Foumani et al , 2018Baniasadi et al 2020) are examples of similar studies in different environments. They all describe the same function studied in this research, IT tools, robots in this case, that help managers to face scheduling challenges, it means, once the sequence of the process to be conducted is well known (PO), software and robots together (VCo) perform all the tasks.…”
Section: Virtual Counterpartmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Vogt et al [ 7 ] proposed a unifying framework for VRAP and developed a tabu search to solve the problem. Baniasadi et al [ 8 ] proposed a transformation technique for solving the clustered generalized traveling salesman problem (CGTSP); the objective of this problem is to find the minimal route that visits exactly one node from each subcluster to ensure that all subclusters of each cluster are visited consecutively. Moreover, Ghoniem et al [ 9 ] proposed a vehicle routing with demand allocation problem (VRDAP) that arises in non-profit food distribution systems.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…UAS have been introduced in global logistics systems to address some of these challenges, supporting warehouse, freight and logistics operations ( Baniasadi et al, 2020 ; Vamsi et al, 2020 ; Foumani et al, 2018 ; Zhang et al, 2018b ), providing real-time information on material and equipment condition and quality ( Azmat and Kummer, 2020 ). UAS have been deployed in Wal-Mart warehouses, and have cut inventory time from thirty days to just one, with costs, compared to a human employee, cut approximately in half ( Companik et al, 2018 ).…”
Section: Asset Tracking and Visibility In Global Logistics Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%