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Heuristic Programs For Some Transshipment Plant Location Problems

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The main objective of this paper is presentation of complete details on two procedures for solving transshipment plant location problems: procedures called "Simple Version of 0RA(1, t)" and "Simple Version of 0RA(2, t)" in Ladd and Lifferth [61. The second of these two procedures is a "heuristic" procedure or a "heuristic program." A number of heuristic procedures have already appeared in the literature for solving plant location problems: in papers by King and Logan Chern and Polopolus p3"|, Warrack and Fletcher [12] and Candler^ Snyder and Faught [2],

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  • Ladd, George W., 1975. "Heuristic Programs For Some Transshipment Plant Location Problems," ISU General Staff Papers 197505010700001009, Iowa State University, Department of Economics.
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    1. Wen-Shyong Chern & Leo Polopolus, 1970. "Discontinuous Plant Cost Function and a Modification of the Stollsteimer Location Model," American Journal of Agricultural Economics, Agricultural and Applied Economics Association, vol. 52(4), pages 581-586.
    2. Wilfred Candler & James C. Snyder & William Faught, 1972. "Concave Programming Applied to Rice Mill Location," American Journal of Agricultural Economics, Agricultural and Applied Economics Association, vol. 54(1), pages 126-130.
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