7 research outputs found
A HYBRID ALGORITHM FOR THE UNCERTAIN INVERSE p-MEDIAN LOCATION PROBLEM
In this paper, we investigate the inverse p-median location problem with variable edge lengths and variable vertex weights on networks in which the vertex weights and modification costs are the independent uncertain variables. We propose a model for the uncertain inverse p-median location problem with tail value at risk objective. Then, we show that it is NP-hard. Therefore, a hybrid particle swarm optimization algorithm is presented to obtain the approximate optimal solution of the proposed model. The algorithm contains expected value simulation and tail value at risk simulation
A SOLUTION ALGORITHM FOR p-MEDIAN LOCATION PROBLEM ON UNCERTAIN RANDOM NETWORKS
This paper investigatesthe classical -median location problem in a network in which some of the vertex weights and the distances between vertices are uncertain and while others are random. For solving the -median problem in an uncertain random network, an optimization model based on the chance theory is proposed first and then an algorithm is presented to find the -median. Finally, a numerical example is given to illustrate the efficiency of the proposed metho
A MODIFIED PARTICLE SWARM OPTIMIZATION ALGORITHM FOR GENERAL INVERSE ORDERED p-MEDIAN LOCATION PROBLEM ON NETWORKS
This paper is concerned with a general inverse ordered p-median location problem on network where the task is to change (increase or decrease) the edge lengths and vertex weights at minimum cost subject to given modification bounds such that a given set of p vertices becomes an optimal solution of the location problem, i.e., an ordered p-median under the new edge lengths and vertex weights. A modified particle swarm optimization algorithm is designed to solve the problem under the cost functions related to the sum-type Hamming, bottleneck-type Hamming distances and the recti-linear and Chebyshev norms. By computational experiments, the high efficiency of the proposed algorithm is illustrated