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Fuzzy stochastic linear programming-based approach for multiple departures single destination multiple travelling salesman problem (English)
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31 May 2017
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Summary: The multiple departures single destination multiple travelling salesmen problem (MDmTSP) is a problem in which two or more salesmen start from any node of departure and finish their tour by reaching a single specific destination node. In many real-life problems, the decision should be made according to information which is both possibilistically imprecise and probabilistically uncertain. Although consistency indexes provide a union nexus between possibilistic and probabilistic representation of uncertainty, there are no reliable transformations between them. A means to this end is fuzzy stochastic linear programming. In this paper, a realistic environment for MDmTSP with fuzzy stochastic distance between nodes is investigated. To justify the proposed approach and to illustrate its efficiency in real-life problems, a case of employees' bus transport routing problem (EBTRP) is presented.
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mdmtsp
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fuzzy stochastic linear programming
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FSLP
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bus transport
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employee buses
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vehicle routing problem
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EBTRP
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multiple departures
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single destination
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travelling salesman problem
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TSP
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multiple travelling salesmen
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