Absolute Point Approach for More-For-Less Paradox in Linear Fractional Transportation Problem
Journal Title: Journal of Advanced Research in Applied Mathematics and Statistics - Year 2018, Vol 3, Issue 1
Abstract
In more-for-less situations in linear fractional transportation problem, it is possible to ship more units of goods with less (or equal) cost than the optimal solution. This type of analysis can help industries in many ways. The warehouse capacities can be increased to store more goods according to demand. In this paper the absolute point for the transportation problem with fractional objective function is studied. Also a different approach is given to find a more-for-less solution of linear fractional transportation problem which is easy to apply and can be used effectively and efficiently in solving more-for-less paradox for large scale linear fractional transportation problems. Numerical examples are proposed for explanation.
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Vishwas Deep Joshi,
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