2018
DOI: 10.1155/2018/2571380
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A Bee Evolutionary Algorithm for Multiobjective Vehicle Routing Problem with Simultaneous Pickup and Delivery

Abstract: A new closed-loop supply chain logistics network of vehicle routing problem with simultaneous pickups and deliveries (VRPSPD) dominated by remanufacturer is constructed, in which the customers are originally divided into three types: distributors, recyclers, and suppliers. Furthermore, the fuel consumption is originally added to the optimization objectives of the proposed VRPSPD. In addition, a bee evolutionary algorithm guiding nondominated sorting genetic algorithm II (BEG-NSGA-II) with a two-stage optimizat… Show more

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“…The main contribution lies in the use of cross-docking, which can be applied during loading, sorting or unloading. Gong et al (2018) treated the new closed-loop supply chain logistics network of the vehicle routing problem with simultaneous pickups and deliveries (VRPSPD) dominated by the remanufacturer, where they presented the bee evolutionary algorithm guiding nondominated sorting genetic algorithm II (BEG-NSGA-II) to solve it with three goals in mind: to minimize fuel consumption, minimize waiting time and minimize the distance to delivery. The problem was applied in the context of logistic distribution and generic tests were conducted.…”
Section: Correlated Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The main contribution lies in the use of cross-docking, which can be applied during loading, sorting or unloading. Gong et al (2018) treated the new closed-loop supply chain logistics network of the vehicle routing problem with simultaneous pickups and deliveries (VRPSPD) dominated by the remanufacturer, where they presented the bee evolutionary algorithm guiding nondominated sorting genetic algorithm II (BEG-NSGA-II) to solve it with three goals in mind: to minimize fuel consumption, minimize waiting time and minimize the distance to delivery. The problem was applied in the context of logistic distribution and generic tests were conducted.…”
Section: Correlated Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The proposal for the Bi-objective Green Vehicle Routing Problem (BGVRP) presented here is to combine the VRP, MOO techniques and environmental considerations to generate economically and environmentally feasible routing. In this context, many researchers have adapted their solution procedures to attend to issues related to factors such as cost, travel time, CO2 emissions, fuel consumption, reverse logistics and environmental impacts (Lin, Choy, Ho, Chung, & Lam, 2014;Norouzi, Sadegh-Amalnick, & Tavakkoli-Moghaddam, 2017;Gong et al, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En las cadenas de suministro se viene trabajando fuertemente con los AG en el área de problemas de ruteo; tal es el caso de las investigaciones [27,28,29] que proponen sistemas de optimización de rutas internas para la ubicación y carga de los productos en almacenados en bodegas, permitiendo utilizar distintos tipos de vehículos de acuerdo al contexto, que conllevan a la reducción de costos y mejoramiento del servicio. Así mismo se han hecho propuestas para mejorar la entrega y recogida de productos, optimizando la asignación de vehículos respeto al lugar de residencia de los clientes [30,31,32] y la programación de los despachos de acuerdo a las órdenes de pedido [33,34,35].…”
Section: Algoritmos Genéticosunclassified
“…In Ref. [12], Gong et al studied the vehicle routing problem with simultaneous pickups and deliveries (VRPSPD) on a closed-loop supply chain logistics network. Three types of customers: distributors, recyclers, and suppliers taken into account.…”
Section: Literature Surveymentioning
confidence: 99%