2025, Vol. 10, Issue 2, Part B
Multi-choice multi-objective stochastic transportation model for the supply of strawberries to tourist places
Author(s): Dipali V Mane and Hemant P Umap
Abstract: This article aims to optimize the transportation
cost of strawberries from multiple sources to various destinations. A
transportation model is developed, incorporating a multi-choice cost parameter
to address the complexity of real-world logistics. Due to market uncertainties,
both demand and supply are treated as random variables. The model considers
multiple objectives, including minimizing transportation cost, transit time,
and deterioration costs, to support effective decision-making. The Newton
divided difference method is employed to handle the multi-choice cost
parameter, while the Rayleigh random variable transformation is used to model
demand and supply uncertainties. A weighted goal programming approach is
applied to determine the optimal shipment quantities. The proposed methodology
is demonstrated through a numerical example, showcasing its practical
applicability.
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How to cite this article:
Dipali V Mane, Hemant P Umap. Multi-choice multi-objective stochastic transportation model for the supply of strawberries to tourist places. Int J Stat Appl Math 2025;10(2):100-106.