A Genetic Algorithm for Solving the Inventory Routing Problem with Time Windows

Zapata-Cortés, Julián Andrés; Serna, Martín Darío Arango; Serna-Urán, Conrado Augusto; Oltra-Badenes, Raúl

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“…with Time Windows (IRPTW), which allows simultaneous decision making of inventory allocation and transportation routes to supply a set of customers over a specific time horizon [35]. The formulation of the IRPTW model was based on the work of [6,36,37].…”

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“…Problem Type Coelho et al [25] IRPT Coelho and Laporte [26] MIRPT with Homogeneous and Heterogeneous fleets and Consistency constraints Coelho and Laporte [27] IRP under OTL policy Adulyasak et al [28] MIRP and MPRP Chrysochoou and Zil-iaskopoulos [29] SIRPT Archetti et al [30] IRP under RMI and VMI Cheng et al [32] G-HIRP Schenekemberg et al [33] 2E-IRP and 2E-PRP Zapata-Cortes et al [35] IRPTW Amri-Sakhri et al [39] IRP with variable lead time and IRPLT In the following, we present studies conducted in different IRP models using in the computational tests the benchmarks of [6].…”

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Inventory Routing Problem: A Problem that is Still Relevant Today

2023

J Math Techniques Comput Math

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The most important challenge of a supply chain is the control of its logistics costs. The managers who drive the various logistics flows tend to reduce its overall costs in order to achieve overall profits. Among the problems that help them achieve their goals is the inventory routing problem (IRP). In its classical definition, IRP is an integration tool that can provide a joint answer to inventory management and vehicle routing problems. In this review article, we present an overview of supply chain management with a focus on the inventory routing domain. We will start by introducing the concept of IRP and the various works done in this area since its emergence that have contributed to its development. Then, we will discuss recent research and take the most studied model to expose its impact on the development of this research area until today. This paper shows that despite the age of this tool, this field of research has maintained its importance and continues to evolve and produce considerable research articles.

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