2013
DOI: 10.4304/jcp.8.10.2558-2564
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Multi-Objective Distribution Model and Algorithm for Online Shopping Express Logistics

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“…There are finally several references with weighted or multiple objectives (for instance Attanasio et al , Chen et al , Haghani et al , Psaraftis , Respen et al , Wohlgemuth , Yang et al ), and even one that only checks the feasibility of a DVRP route (Berbeglia ).…”
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“…There are finally several references with weighted or multiple objectives (for instance Attanasio et al , Chen et al , Haghani et al , Psaraftis , Respen et al , Wohlgemuth , Yang et al ), and even one that only checks the feasibility of a DVRP route (Berbeglia ).…”
Section: The Taxonomymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yang et al studied the multiobjective distribution problem with time windows for online shopping express logistics as an extension of the VRP with time windows. To solve this problem, they designed a modified particle swarm PSO which can enhance the quality of the particle evolution and the speed of the original algorithm.…”
Section: The Taxonomymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Calculation. According to formula (13), the degrees of traffic congestion of the th shortest path ∏ −1 = ( , +1 ), = 1, . .…”
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“…Ghannadpour et al [12] proposed a solving strategy based on the genetic algorithm and three basic modules to solve the multiobjective dynamic vehicle routing problem with fuzzy time windows, aiming at minimizing the total required fleet size, overall total traveling distance, and waiting time imposed on vehicles. Yang et al [13] designed a modified particle swarm optimization algorithm (PSO) to solve the multiobjective dynamic vehicle routing problem with time window by considering the customers' satisfaction degree, the cost, and both integrated conditions. With the objective of minimizing a weighted sum of operating, service cancellation, and route disruption costs, Li et al [14] developed a Lagrangian relaxation based-heuristic to solve the dynamic vehicle routing problem with a time window.…”
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“…Ref. [18] designed a modified PSO which can enhance the quality and speed of the particle evolution.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%