An Efficient Hybrid Genetic Approach for Solving the Two-Stage Supply Chain Network Design Problem with Fixed Costs
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artificial intelligence; two-stage supply chain network design with fixed costs; mixed integer programming model; hybrid algorithms; genetic algorithms;All these keywords.
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