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A Capacitated Bottleneck Facility Location Problem

Management Science, 1979
This paper considers the problem of locating capacitated facilities to meet customer demands. The objective of the problem considers both a bottleneck transportation cost and a total cost of opening facilities. The structure of the problem is similar to that of the total cost capacitated facility location problem.
P. M. Dearing, F. C. Newruck
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The Multi-Commodity Facilities Location Problem

Journal of the Operational Research Society, 1981
The Multi-commodity Location Problem was one of the ‘multi-level’ location problems introduced by Warszawski and Peer in their paper on building sites. Methods of solution are developed for this problem via a dual-based approach and via a Lagrangean dual-based approach with hill-climbing. Numerical results are presented.
Karkazis, J., Boffey, T. B.
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Specially Structured Uncapacitated Facility Location Problems

Operations Research, 1995
This paper considers a specially structured uncapacitated facility location problem. We show that several problems, including certain tool selection problems, substitutable inventory problems, supplier sourcing problems, discrete lot sizing problems, and capacity expansion problems, can be formulated as instances of the problem.
Jones, Philip C.   +5 more
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Single Facility Location Problem

2009
This chapter will focus on the simplest types of location problems, single facility location problem. These problems occur on a regular basis when working, layout problems (e.g., we may need to locate a machine in a shop, or items inside a warehouse).
Esmaeel Moradi, Morteza Bidkhori
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Capacitated facility location/network design problems

European Journal of Operational Research, 2001
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Melkote, Sanjay, Daskin, Mark S.
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Hierarchical Facility Location Problems

2019
Hierarchical facility location problems (HFLPs) are an important class of problems arising in numerous contexts such as in the design of health care, telecommunications and transportation systems. HFLPs deal with the location of interacting facilities at different levels of a hierarchical system.
Ivan Contreras, Camilo Ortiz-Astorquiza
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Modeling Facility Location Problems as Generalized Assignment Problems

Management Science, 1977
A variety of well-known facility location and location-allocation models are shown to be equivalent to, and therefore solvable as, generalized assignment problems (GAP's). (The GAP is a 0-1 programming model in which it is desired to minimize the cost of assigning n tasks to a subset of m agents. Each task must be assigned to one agent, but each agent
G. Terry Ross, Richard M. Soland
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Facility Location Problem

2009
Facility location problem is to find locations for new facilities such that the conveying cost from facilities to customers is minimized. Facility location problem has been studied for half a century because of its widely practical application backgrounds.
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Military Facility Location Problems

2019
In the past decades, facility location problems have attracted much attention among researchers and practitioners from different disciplines. Among those problems, location models observed in military organizations have significant impact to the performance of the military organization since they require large amounts of money, resource, and people ...
Mumtaz Karatas   +2 more
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On Constrained Facility Location Problems

Journal of Computer Science and Technology, 2008
Given m facilities each with an opening cost, n demands, and distance between every demand and facility, the Facility Location problem flnds a solution which opens some facilities to connect every demand to an opened facility such that the total cost of the solution is minimized.
Wei-Lin Li, Peng Zhang, Da-Ming Zhu
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