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Research Title The multi-product vehicle routing problem with cross-docking: a novel strategy hybrid bat algorithm in poultry industry 
Date of Distribution 28 September 2021 
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     Title of the Conference 15th International Congress of Logistics and SCM Systems, Poznan, Poland 
     Organiser Poznan University of Technology, Faculty of Engineering Management, 2 Jacka Rychlewskiego Str. 60-965 Poznan, Poland 
     Conference Place 15th International Congress of Logistics and SCM Systems, Poznan, Poland 
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     Conference Date 28 September 2021 
     To 29 September 2021 
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     Abstract This paper presents a novel strategy hybrid based on the Bat algorithm (NSHBA) to solve a multi-product vehicle routing problem with cross-docking and time window constraints (MPVRPCDTW) for the poultry industry with the objective of minimizing transportation costs. A mixed-integer programming model was formulated to solve this problem on a small scale. Since the problem is an NP-Hard problem, the NSHBA algorithm with neighborhood search (NS) strategies, including k-insert operator, k-swap operator, k-variable move operator, and random strategy was developed to solve medium-scale and large-scale instances. Additionally, a new disturbance algorithm (DA) was developed to find the best neighborhood strategies to increase the effectiveness of solutions in the NSHBA. The computational results revealed that the NSHBA-DA outperformed the bat algorithm (BA), the differential evolution (DE) algorithm, and the particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm 
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597040027-9 Mr. KARN MOONSRI [Main Author]
Engineering Doctoral Degree
597040026-1 Miss KONGKIDAKHON WORASAN
Engineering Doctoral Degree

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Type of Proceeding Full paper 
Type of Presentation Oral 
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