2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.jksus.2018.03.002
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Multi-product, multi-venders inventory models with different cases of the rational function under linear and non-linear constraints via geometric programming approach

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“…A standard inventory model with various constraints is solved by El-Wakeel and Salman [12] with a geometric programming approach, yet reliability has not been considered. Liu [22] used a geometric programming approach with a degree of difficulty of zero to find the optimum profit as a global result.…”
Section: Geometric Programmingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A standard inventory model with various constraints is solved by El-Wakeel and Salman [12] with a geometric programming approach, yet reliability has not been considered. Liu [22] used a geometric programming approach with a degree of difficulty of zero to find the optimum profit as a global result.…”
Section: Geometric Programmingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Production system Reliability Carbon Geometric Setup cost emission programming Leung [21] EPQ Production process NA Degree = 1 Variable Liu [22] NA NA NA Degree = 0 NA Liu [23] NA NA NA Signomial NA Sadjadi et al [25] NA Production process NA Considered Variable Ahmed and Sarkar [1] Sustainable NA Considered NA NA Chavarrían-Barrientos [7] Smart and sustainable NA NA NA NA Jafarian et al [17] NA NA NA Considered NA Kusiak [20] Smart NA NA NA NA Tiwari et al [31] Sustainable NA Considered NA NA Wang et al [32] Constant NA Considered NA NA Asim et al [3] Hybrid Cost NA NA Reduced Cao and Wang [5] NA NA NA Fuzzy NA Chassein and Goerigk [6] NA NA NA Robust NA Dressler et al [11] NA NA NA Considered NA El-Wakeel et al [12] NA NA NA Considered NA Ghavami et al [13] NA NA NA Fuzzy NA Guchhait et al [16] Constant Unreliable SCM NA NA NA Sarkar [26] Multi-stage, multi-cycle NA NA NA Reduced Alavian et al [2] Smart NA NA NA NA Ghobakhloo [14] Smart NA NA NA NA Nahas [24] Production line Unreliable NA NA NA Sarkar et al [27] Single-stage, clean NA NA NA Constant Sarkar and Sarkar [30] Sustainable, smart, NA Considered NA Reduced multi-stage Bermeo-Ayerbe et al [4] Smart NA NA NA NA Chen et al [8] Multi…”
Section: Table 1 Authors Contribution Tablementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Later, Chakraborty et al [ 23 ] introduced the idea of aggregation operator on PNN and applied it in MCGDM section, networking field and graph theory problem [ 24 , 25 ].Several articles are created in neutron-logic domain like, Basset et al [ 26 ] proposed type- 2 NS, Deli et al [ 27 ] pioneered the thought of bipolar NS, Nabeeh et al [ 28 ] categorized neutrosophic AHP skill, Chakraborty et al [ 29 , 30 ] initiated cylindrical neutrosophic logic, Pal [ 31 ] created EOQ model using NS, Haque [ 32 ] suggested generalized spherical set concept etc. Recently, numerous articles are published in netro-logic based operation research problem like Hariri and Ata [ 33 ] germinated GP approach to solve inventory model varying order cost, Jung and Klein [ 34 , 35 ] manifested comparative study between the total cost minimization and the profit maximization model, Mandal et al [ 36 ] introduced inventory model of declined items utilizing GP method, Leung [ 37 ] manifested an EPQ model having flexible and imperfect production method using GP approach, Wakeel et al [ 38 ] proposed multi-product, multi-vendors inventory models under linear and non-linear constraints, Roy and Das [ 39 ] resolved multi objective production planning problem in neutro-logic arena.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These assumptions convert the model to a nonlinear programing problem. According to the literature, to solve these kinds of nonlinear problems in inventory models Geometric Programing (GP) method is applied frequently (El-Wakeel & Al Salman, 2018;Mandal, 2016;Sadjadi et al, 2010;Samadi et al, 2013;Tabatabaei et al, 2017). GP problem was discovered by Zener (1971) for solving engineering problems where objective functions were positive sums of log-linear functions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%