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Integrated Networks of Third Party Logistics Service Providers

Yong Peng, Hongyun Yao

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This paper discusses how to integrate forward and reverse logistics to decrease the total cost of third party logistics service providers. A mathematic model is provided without the assumption of straight-line distance. Product demand and return amount can vary randomly. Then we develop a Genetic Algorithm to solve this NP-hard problem and discuss its convergence. At last an example is available.

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This paper discusses how to integrate forward and reverse logistics to decrease the total cost of third party logistics service providers. A mathematic model is provided without the assumption of straight-line distance. Product demand and return amount can vary randomly. Then we develop a Genetic Algorithm to solve this NP-hard problem and discuss its convergence. At last an example is available.

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This paper discusses how to integrate forward and reverse logistics to decrease the total cost of third party logistics service providers. A mathematic model is provided without the assumption of straight-line distance. Product demand and return amount can vary randomly. Then we develop a Genetic Algorithm to solve this NP-hard problem and discuss its convergence. At last an example is available.

Key concepts: Service provider, Third party, Computer science, Convergence (economics), Service (business), Integrated logistics support, Genetic algorithm, Product (mathematics)

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