Research Article
Production Scheduling and Customer Orders Assignment in a Three-Level Supply Chain
Algorithm 3
The steps of verifying number of orders assigned to a plant.
| Step 1. set as the current solution and go to Step 2. | | Step 2. generate a random number between 1 and number of DCs and put it in rand(1) and go to Step 3. | | Step 3. set as the customer number and put and go to Step 4. | | Step 4. if ( < number of customers), go to Step 5; else go to Step 2. | | Step 5. set as plant number and put and set as the number of product of plant that is part of customer demands | | which is assigned to . | | Step 6. set as plant number and put and set as the number of product of plant that is part of customer demands | | which is assigned to . | | Step 7. if (), put and go to Step 8; else go to Step 8. | | Step 8. generate a random number between 0 and 1 and put it in rand(2) and go to Step 9. | | Step 9. set = and go to Step 10. | | Step 10. replace with and with and set the test solution as a new solution and go to Step 11. | | Step 11. set and as the objective value of solution and solution respectively and go to Step 12. | | Step 12. if set and put and go to Step 4; else go to Step 13. | | Step 13. if ( < number of plants), put and go to Step 7; else go to Step 14. | | Step 14. if ( < number of plants), put and and go to Step 9; else go to Step 15. | | Step 15. if (rand(2) > 0), put rand(2) = rand(2)/2 and go to Step 8; else set and go to Step 4. |
|
