Attention to a food supply chain has increased recently due to population growth and increased demand for food.Aquaculture development is advantageous as fish is a crucial constituent of the food basket of households. This study first presents a new bi-objective and multi-period mathematical model of a fish closed-loop supply chain (CLSC). The model is addressed by utilizing the multi-objective Keshtel algorithm (MOKA), NSGA-II, and MOSA. The Taguchi method is employed to tune these meta-heuristics to attain superior performance, and the ε-constraint method is used in solving small-sized problems to validate them. The results show that the exact method cannot solve large-sized problems. The solutions are compared in terms of different performance metrics. Using the 'filtering/displaced ideal solution' (F/DIS) method, NSGA-II and MOKA with a direct distance of 0.4228 and 0.8976 have the first and second performance ranks, respectively. Also, a case study including a trout CLSC in the north of Iran is investigated. The results and the case study show that the developed model can be applied to the proposed solution approach.
There are numerous models for solving the efficiency evaluation in data envelopment analysis (DEA) with fuzzy input and output data. However, because of the limitation of those strategies, they cannot be implemented for solving fully fuzzy DEA (FFDEA). Furthermore, in real-world problems with imprecise data, fuzziness is not sufficient to consider, and the reliability of the information is also very vital. To overcome these flaws, this paper presented a new method for solving the fully fuzzy DEA model where all parameters are Z-numbers. The new approach is primarily based on crisp linear programming and has a simple structure. Moreover, it is proved that the only existing method to solve FFDEA with Z-numbers is not valid. An example is also presented to illustrate the efficiency of our proposed method and provide an explanation for the content of the paper.
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