Green 4D transportation problems with breakable incompatible items under type-2 fuzzy-random environment

Aktar, Samim; De, Manoranjan; Maity, Samir; Mazumder, Sanat Kumar; Maiti, Manoranjan

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2020.122376

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“…In recent decades, very few researchers Halder et al [21] in 2017 and Aktar et al [22] in 2020 have used this assumption and STP becomes FDTP with source, destination, conveyance and path. This has motivated to formulate and solve multi-item four dimensional solid transportation problems in both crisp and fuzzy environments.…”

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Supply Chain Networking Models Under Fuzzy Uncertainty

Baidya

2022

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In decision-making model, the techniques of numerical analysis have been widely adopted. It is rare for someone to solve a linear program by hand — except perhaps in a class-room. Large-scale simulations would be all but impossible without the aid of a computer. For many people, numerical techniques have superseded analytic techniques as a tool for solving mathematical problems. This paper proposed Generalized LUExponential Trapezoidal Fuzzy Number and their ranking based on numerical integration. In this ranking method, the values are calculated with left and right spreads at some 𝜶 −level of generalized LU-exponential trapezoidal fuzzy numbers and Weddle‘s rule for numerical integration. To illustrate the proposed methods, a fuzzy four dimensional transportation problem (FDTP) is proposed and solved. This ranking approach is very simple and useful for the real life inequality based decision making problems.

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confidence: 99%