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The multiple container loading cost minimization problem (MCLCMP) is a practical and useful problem in the transportation industry, where products of various dimensions are to be loaded into containers of various sizes so as to minimize the total shipping cost. The MCLCMP can be naturally...
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One of main difficulties of multi-dimensional packing problems is the fragmentation of free space into several unusable small parts after a few items are packed. This study proposes a defragmentation technique to combine the fragmented space into a continuous usable space, which potentially...
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The aim of the Single Container Loading Problem (SCLP) is to pack three-dimensional boxes into a three-dimensional container so as to maximize the volume utilization of the container. We propose a new block building approach that constructs packings by placing one block (of boxes) at a time...
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In the three-dimensional strip packing problem (3DSP), we are given a container with an open dimension and a set of rectangular cuboids (boxes) and the task is to orthogonally pack all the boxes into the container such that the magnitude of the open dimension is minimized. We propose a block...
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We consider shipping priority in the single container loading problem, where all boxes with high priority must be loaded into the container before those with low priority. Shipping priority is a very common consideration in real applications, but it has received very little attention from the...
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