2018
DOI: 10.1007/s00170-018-2346-6
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Demonstrating the importance of using total time balance instead of route balance on a multi-objective vehicle routing problem with time windows

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“…This study will provide a proposal of the application of a multi-objective genetic algorithm that will use a mathematical models to determine the decision variable, objectives, and constraints faced by the Distributor. The MOGA used in this paper was taken from the journal of Ombuki, et al (2006) [7] and Sivaramkumar, et al (2018) [8] by making number of modifications to the problems that occurred at the Distributor. The objectives function proposed by Ombuki, et al were to minimize total cost and number of vehicle, but the objective to minimize number of vehicle is not suitable to the problem in this paper because the Distributor has its own.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This study will provide a proposal of the application of a multi-objective genetic algorithm that will use a mathematical models to determine the decision variable, objectives, and constraints faced by the Distributor. The MOGA used in this paper was taken from the journal of Ombuki, et al (2006) [7] and Sivaramkumar, et al (2018) [8] by making number of modifications to the problems that occurred at the Distributor. The objectives function proposed by Ombuki, et al were to minimize total cost and number of vehicle, but the objective to minimize number of vehicle is not suitable to the problem in this paper because the Distributor has its own.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%