A new fuzzy transportation algorithm for finding fuzzy optimal solution
Muhammad Sam’an, N.A. Farikhin
Abstract
Muhammad Sam’an, N.A. Farikhin
Abstract
Based on the literature, many algorithms have been proposed to solve fuzzy transportation problems in real life. Among the existing algorithms, some do not use the ranking method to convert fuzzy numbers into crisp numbers, whereas some use ranking methods that fail to rank non-normal fuzzy numbers correctly and compensate with the use of areas. Therefore, in this paper, a new fuzzy transportation algorithm, i.e., the NNWC, NLC and NVA, is used to solve a fuzzy transportation problem. The ranking methods involving non-normal trapezoidal fuzzy numbers and triangular fuzzy numbers as well as a new ranking method using total integral value are used to solve case studies 1 and 2, and the results are compared with the results from existing methods. Because of the proposed method is a direct extension of a classical method, it is reasonable to apply it to real-life transportation problems.
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Based on the literature, many algorithms have been proposed to solve fuzzy transportation problems in real life. Among the existing algorithms, some do not use the ranking method to convert fuzzy numbers into crisp numbers, whereas some use ranking methods that fail to rank non-normal fuzzy numbers correctly and compensate with the use of areas. Therefore, in this paper, a new fuzzy transportation algorithm, i.e., the NNWC, NLC and NVA, is used to solve a fuzzy transportation problem. The ranking methods involving non-normal trapezoidal fuzzy numbers and triangular fuzzy numbers as well as a new ranking method using total integral value are used to solve case studies 1 and 2, and the results are compared with the results from existing methods. Because of the proposed method is a direct extension of a classical method, it is reasonable to apply it to real-life transportation problems.
Key concepts: Fuzzy number, Fuzzy transportation, Fuzzy logic, Fuzzy set operations, Ranking (information retrieval), Algorithm, Fuzzy classification, Defuzzification