Vehicle Routing, Scheduling and Decision Utility Environment
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https://doi.org/10.14738/assrj.511.5614Keywords:
Vehicle Scheduling, Vehicle Routing, Traveling Salesman Problem, TSP, Decision utility, Parks Management, Police Station ManagementAbstract
In this paper, we will try to summarize research on vehicle scheduling and decision utility. We assume a given framework with centralized management distribution system replenishment and given sets of distribution centers. We provide a solution to the issues of how vehicles can be scheduled or routed to achieve a company’s logistic objectives. The problem, as typically formulated, is to determine the order turn in which the customers will be visited by delivery or pick-up vehicles otherwise called the route. Lastly, we discuss the facets of priority class scheduling in decision utility management and its advantages.References
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