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Surveys in Operations Research & Management Science
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Survey on blood supply chain management: Models and methods
Highlights

  • Update of the literature review devoted to blood supply chain with an improved taxonomy.

Abstract

The management of the blood supply chain is considered of vital importance. The unavailability of blood may cause deaths and complications for patients. Conversely, wastage of blood generates high costs. Optimal decision making in the ...

Behavioral Operations Research and Analytics; Guest Edited by Desheng Dash & David Olson
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Behavioral stock portfolio optimization considering holding periods of B-stocks with short-selling
Highlights

  • Exploiting the return and bias cause-and-effect relations within behavioral stocks.

Abstract

This study exploits the extra information provided by behavioral stocks (B-stocks) and proposes portfolio selection models that produce profitable portfolios which can outperform traditional investment benchmarks (market index, mutual ...

Regular Articles
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Adaptive large neighborhood search for the commodity constrained split delivery VRP
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  • Provide the first dedicated heuristic algorithm for the commodity constrained split delivery vehicle routing problem (C-SDVRP) based on an adaptive large ...

Abstract

This paper addresses the commodity constrained split delivery vehicle routing problem (C-SDVRP) where customers require multiple commodities. This problem arises when customers accept to be delivered separately. All commodities can be ...

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FPBH: A feasibility pump based heuristic for multi-objective mixed integer linear programming
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  • We study multi-objective mixed integer linear programs.
  • We develop a generic ...

Abstract

Feasibility pump is one of the successful heuristics developed almost a decade ago for computing high-quality feasible solutions of single-objective integer linear programs, and it is implemented in exact commercial solvers such as ...

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Appointment scheduling for multi-stage sequential service systems with stochastic service durations
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  • Study an appointment scheduling problem in general multi-stage sequential service systems.

Abstract

We consider an appointment scheduling problem in multi-stage sequential service systems, in which the decision maker has to determine an appointment time for each customer in the first stage to minimize the total expected weighted ...

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The green vehicle routing problem with capacitated alternative fuel stations
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  • Introduction of the station capacity in the Green Vehicle Routing Problem.
  • ...

Abstract

In this paper, we introduce the Green Vehicle Routing Problem with capacitated Alternative Fuel Stations (AFSs), a more realistic variant of the Green Vehicle Routing Problem where the capacity of the AFSs is addressed. Two Mixed ...

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Exact and heuristic approaches to detect failures in failed k-out-of-n systems
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  • We provide two integer programming formulations that detects components states in a failed k-outof-n system.

Abstract

This paper considers a k-out-of-n system that has just failed. There is an associated cost of testing each component. In addition, we have apriori information regarding the probabilities that a certain set of components is the reason ...

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Makespan preserving flowshop reengineering via blocking constraints
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  • Studying mixed blocking flowshop scheduling problems (MBPFSP).
  • Makespan and ...

Abstract

Blocking constraints are ubiquitous in machine scheduling. In a flowshop scenario, a machine might get blocked by a job that has just been processed by the same machine. This happens when there is no buffer where the job can ...

research-article
Integrating workload smoothing and inventory reduction in three intermodal logistics platforms of a European car manufacturer
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  • We jointly optimize container loading and operation scheduling at intermodal logistics platforms.

Abstract

We consider the optimization of container loading at three intermodal logistics platforms (ILP) of a large European car manufacturer (ECM). The decisions focus both on the loading day of each container and on its filling with the ...

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Probabilistic transitivity in sports
Highlights

  • Stochastic transitivity can be extended to incorporate ties and home/away asymmetries.

Abstract

We seek to find the statistical model that most accurately describes empirically observed results in sports. This model has only two assumptions: a trinomial distribution of outcomes and a transitive relationship between these ...

research-article
A heuristic procedure for computing the nucleolus
Highlights

  • A row and column generation algorithm for finding the nucleolus is introduced.
  • ...

Abstract

This paper introduces a row and column generation algorithm for finding the nucleolus, based on a linear programming model proposed in an earlier research. Since this approach cannot return an allocation for large games, we also ...

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Representations of quadratic combinatorial optimization problems: A case study using quadratic set covering and quadratic knapsack problems
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  • Equivalent representations of a quadratic combinatorial optimization problem is studied and its linkages with linearization and constant value property are ...

Abstract

The objective function of a quadratic combinatorial optimization problem (QCOP) can be represented using two data items, a quadratic cost matrix Q and a linear cost vector c ...

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A best-of-breed iterated greedy for the permutation flowshop scheduling problem with makespan objective
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  • We provide a detailed description to embed the FF tie-breaking mechanism into the IG.

Abstract

In this paper, we analyse several issues concerning the most efficient approximate algorithms for the permutation flowshop scheduling problem with makespan objective. On the one hand, it is not clear which algorithm obtains the best ...

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The incremental connected facility location problem
Highlights

  • A new class of inequalities called set union knapsack cover were introduced
  • ...

Abstract

We consider the incremental connected facility location problem (incremental ConFL), in which we are given a set of potential facilities, a set of interconnection nodes, a set of customers with demands, and a planning horizon. For each ...

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Combining Traveling Salesman and Traveling Repairman Problems: A multi-objective approach based on multiple scenarios
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  • Multi-objective Traveling Salesman or Repairman Problem with different scenarios.

Abstract

This paper analyzes a multi-objective variant of the well-known Traveling Salesman Problem (TSP) and the Traveling Repairman Problem (TRP) in order to address the classical conflict between cost minimization (represented by the TSP) ...

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Modeling and solving the angular constrained minimum spanning tree problem
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  • The Angular Constrained Minimum Spanning Tree Problem is investigated.
  • A ...

Abstract

Assume one is given an angle α ∈ (0, 2π] and a complete undirected graph G = ( V , E ). The vertices in V represent points in the Euclidean plane. The edges in E represent the line segments between these points, with edge weights equal ...

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A Combinatorial model to optimize air traffic flow management problems
Highlights

  • New Combinatorial Optimization Model for the Air Traffic Flow Management problem.

Abstract

In this paper we introduce a new 0–1 mathematical formulation for the Air Traffic Flow Management problem. The model is based on a 4D-graph, which allows us to consider the problem not as general combinatorial one, but as a set of ...

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Exact approaches for the cutting path determination problem
Highlights

  • The problem arises in many real-world industrial applications.
  • Objective is to ...

Abstract

Cutting phases occur in many production processes when a larger object must be cut into multiple smaller pieces. Some examples of relevant industries being clothing, footwear, metalware and furniture. The cutting phase is composed of ...

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