Table 2 Mathematical symbols for PFSVRP.
From: An improved salp swarm algorithm for permutation flow shop vehicle routing problem
Symbol | Meaning |
|---|---|
\(n\) | Number of orders (here, the number of orders equals the number of customers) |
\(i\),\(l\),\(h\) | The index of the order (here, the index of the customer is the same as the index of the order) |
\(m\) | Number of machines |
\(j\) | Index of the machine |
\(K\) | Number of vehicles |
\(k\) | Index of the vehicle |
\(p_{ij}\) | The processing time of order \(i\) on machine \(j\) |
\(c{\prime}\) | Unit time cost of order processing |
\(G\) | A large positive number |
\(c_{hj}\) | The completion time of the order \(h\) on the machine \(j\) |
\(C_{i}\) | The completion time of the order \(i\) |
\(C_{\max } = \mathop {\max }\limits_{1 \le i \le n} \{ C_{i} \}\) | Maximum completion time of the orders |
\(d_{i}\) | The due date of the order \(i\) |
\(dc\) | Unit time cost of order delay |
\(b_{k}{\prime}\) | Unit distance cost of the vehicle \(k\) |
\(Q\) | Maximum load capacity of factory vehicle \(k\) |
\(d_{i}{\prime}\) | Distance between the depot and customer \(i\) |
\(d_{il}^{^{\prime\prime}}\) | Distance from customer \(i\) to the customer \(l\) |
\(S_{k}\) | Customer collection for the vehicle \(k\) |
\(OR_{i}\) | The requirements of the customer \(i\) |
\([a_{i} ,b_{i} ]\) | Time window of the customer \(i\); \(a_{i}\) is the allowed service start time and \(b_{i}\) is the allowed service end time |
\(st_{i}\) | Actual service start time of the customer \(i\) |
\(\lambda\) | A sequence of orders in a certain processing order |
\(x_{ir}\) | If \(i\) is \(r\) order of the sequence \(\lambda\), \(x_{ir} = 1\); otherwise, \(x_{ir} = 0\). Here,\(r = 1, \ldots ,n\) |
\(y_{ki}\) | If vehicle \(k\) has customer \(i\) as its first customer, \(y_{ki} = 1\); otherwise,\(y_{ki} = 0\) |
\(y_{kil}{\prime}\) | If vehicle \(k\) serves customer \(i\) and transports directly to customer \(l\), \(y_{kil}{\prime} = 1\); otherwise,\(y_{kil}{\prime} = 0\) |
\(y_{ki}^{^{\prime\prime}}\) | If the last customer of the vehicle \(k\) is customer \(i\), \(y_{ki}^{^{\prime\prime}} = 1\); otherwise,\(y_{ki}^{^{\prime\prime}} = 0\) |