Analysis for Impacts of Detection Error Rates on Optimal Decisions of Closed-Loop Logistics Network

Mu Zou; Qiao Lun Gu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.455.414

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Analysis for Impacts of Detection Error Rates on Optimal Decisions of Closed-Loop Logistics Network

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In the closed-loop logistics network, in order to ensure the reusing degree of the collected used-products, its needed to test and evaluate the used-products that are waiting for being collected. This will inevitably appear errors of the status inspection, thus affecting the optimal values of the closed-loop logistics network. In this paper, a closed-loop logistics network planning model with detection errors is established, and the impacts of the detection error rates on the optimal solution of the logistics network have been analyzed.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 455)

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Mu Zou*, Qiao Lun Gu

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Closed-Loop Logistics Network, Detection Error Rate, Linear Programming

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