Robust solution for a minimax regret hub location problem in a fuzzy-stochastic environment

Saeid Abbasi-Parizi; Majid Aminnayeri; Mahdi Bashiri

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Robust solution for a minimax regret hub location problem in a fuzzy-stochastic environment

Saeid Abbasi-Parizi ^1,, , Majid Aminnayeri ^1, and Mahdi Bashiri ^2,

1.	Department of Industrial Engineering & Management Systems, Amirkabir University of Technology, Tehran, Iran
2.	Department of Industrial Engineering, Shahed University, Tehran, Iran

* Corresponding author: saeedabasi@aut.ac.ir

Received August 2015 Revised September 2016 Published June 2018

In the present paper, a robust approach is used to locate hub facilities considering network risks. An additional objective function, minimax regret, is added to the classical objective function in the hub location problem. In the proposed model, risk factors such as availability, security, delay time, environmental guidelines and regional air pollution are considered using triangular fuzzy-stochastic numbers. Then an equivalent crisp single objective model is proposed and solved by the Benders decomposition method. Finally, the results of both Benders decomposition and commercial optimization software are compared for different instances. Numerical instances were developed based on the well-known Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) data set, considering different levels of uncertainty in parameters. The results show that the proposed model is capable of selecting nodes as sustainable hubs. Also, the results confirm that using Benders decomposition is more efficient than using classical solution methods for large-scale problems.

Keywords: Hub location, robust optimization, minimax regret, Benders decomposition algorithm.

Mathematics Subject Classification: Primary: 90B80, 62G35; Secondary: 83C15.

Citation: Saeid Abbasi-Parizi, Majid Aminnayeri, Mahdi Bashiri. Robust solution for a minimax regret hub location problem in a fuzzy-stochastic environment. Journal of Industrial & Management Optimization, 2018, 14 (3) : 1271-1295. doi: 10.3934/jimo.2018083

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Figure 1. The reliable HLP vs. the classical HLP

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Figure 2. Different sources of risk in network design

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Figure 3. Convergence of lower and upper bounds in the BD algorithm

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Figure 4. The overall performance of the BD method

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Figure 5. Comparison of output for stochastic, fuzzy and fuzzy-stochastic problems

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Table 1. A brief review on recent researches of multi-objective HLP considering uncertainty

Reference	Year	Model	Number of objectives	MODM¹ approach	Risk assessment approach	Risk factors	Objective functions	Uncertainty				Solution approach
								Fuzzy		Stochastic
								Parameter	Approach	Parameter	Approach
Chen et al. [12]	2011	-	-	-	ANF	Environmental risks	-	-	-	-	-	-
Snyder et al. [48]	2006	Supply chain network	Single	-	Expected value, Worst-case value	Supply risks	Cost	-	-	Cost	Scenario-based	-
Jabbarzadeh et al. [29]	2012	Supply chain network	Single	-	Expected value	Environmental and operational risks	Profit	-	-	Cost	Scenario-based	Lagrangian relaxation, GA
Atoei et al. [3]	2013	Supply chain network	Multiple	ε-constraint method	Expected value	Environmental, macro and supply risks	Cost/ Reliability	-	-	Reliability/ Capacity	Scenario-based	NSGA-Ⅱ
Garcia-Herreros et al. [22]	2014	Supply chain network	Single	-	Expected value	Operational risks	Cost	-	-	The availabilityof DC	Scenario-based	Accelerated BD
Pishvaee et al. [39]	2014	Supply chain network	Multiple	WSM²	possibility	Environmental, macro and	Cost/ Environmental impact/ Social responsibility	Social impact	Credibility	-	-	Accelerated BD
Marianov et al. [33]	2003	HLF	Single	-	-	-	Cost	-	-	Number of plane	Probability	TS
Snyder et al. [49]	2007	Location model	Single	-	-	-	Cost	-	-	Cost	Scenario-based	Lagrangian relaxation
Camargo et al. [9]	2008	HLP	Single	-	-	-	Cost	-	-	-	-	BD
Costa et al. [26]	2008	HLF	Multiple	WSM/WCD³	-	-	Cost/Tiine	-	-	-	-	An interactive decision-aid approach
Sim et al. [47]	2009	P-hub center problem	Single	-	-	-	Time	-	-	Time	Chance constraint	Radial heuristic & Teitz-Bart heuristic
Yang [54]	2009	HLP	Single	-	-		Cost	-	-	Demand	Scenario-based	Heuristic methods
Vasconcelos et al. [53]	2011	HLP	Single	-	-		Cost	-	-	-	Probability	-
Camargo et al. [7]	2011	HLP	Single	-	-		Cost	-	-	Demand/ Cost	Probability	BD & OA
Contreras et al. [15]	2011	HLP	Single	-	-		Cost	-	-	Demand/ Cost	Stochastic	BD
Mohainmadi et al. [37]	2011	Hub covering location	Multiple	WSM	-		Cost/Time	-	-	-	-	ICA
Alumur et al. [2]	2012	HLP	Single	-	-		Max cost	-	-	Demand/ Cost	Scenario-based	-
Taghipourian et al. [50]	2012	Dynamic virtual hub location	Single	_	-		Cost	Flow and capacity	Fuzzy numbers	-	-	-
Zhai et al. [57]	2012	HLF	Single	-	Probability function	Macro risks	Services level	-	-	Demand	Chance constraint	B& B
Bashiri et al. [4]	2013	F-hub center problem	Single	-	-	-	Max time	Qualitative parameters	Fuzzy VIKOR method	-	-	GA
Davari et al. [17]	2011	maximal covering problem	Single	-	-	-	Time	Time	Credibility	-	-	SA⁴
Yang et al. [55]	2013	P-hub center problem	Single	-	-	-	Time	Travel time	Credibility	-	-	PSO⁵
Mahaminadi et al. [38]	2013	Hub covering problem	Multiple	MOICA⁶	Reliability constraints	Environmental and operational risks	Cost/Max time	-	-	Time	Probability	MOICA
Eghhali et al. [19]	2013	Hub covering problem	Multiple	-		-	Cost/ Intermediate links	_	_	Reliability of path	Reliability	NSGA-Ⅱ
Proposed model	2018	HLP	Multiple	WSM	Regret/ Expected value	Environmental, operational, macro, security and supply risks	Cost/ Risk	Risk factors	Fuzzy numbers	Cost/ Risk factors	Scenario-based	BD

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								Fuzzy		Stochastic
								Parameter	Approach	Parameter	Approach
Chen et al. [12]	2011	-	-	-	ANF	Environmental risks	-	-	-	-	-	-
Snyder et al. [48]	2006	Supply chain network	Single	-	Expected value, Worst-case value	Supply risks	Cost	-	-	Cost	Scenario-based	-
Jabbarzadeh et al. [29]	2012	Supply chain network	Single	-	Expected value	Environmental and operational risks	Profit	-	-	Cost	Scenario-based	Lagrangian relaxation, GA
Atoei et al. [3]	2013	Supply chain network	Multiple	ε-constraint method	Expected value	Environmental, macro and supply risks	Cost/ Reliability	-	-	Reliability/ Capacity	Scenario-based	NSGA-Ⅱ
Garcia-Herreros et al. [22]	2014	Supply chain network	Single	-	Expected value	Operational risks	Cost	-	-	The availabilityof DC	Scenario-based	Accelerated BD
Pishvaee et al. [39]	2014	Supply chain network	Multiple	WSM²	possibility	Environmental, macro and	Cost/ Environmental impact/ Social responsibility	Social impact	Credibility	-	-	Accelerated BD
Marianov et al. [33]	2003	HLF	Single	-	-	-	Cost	-	-	Number of plane	Probability	TS
Snyder et al. [49]	2007	Location model	Single	-	-	-	Cost	-	-	Cost	Scenario-based	Lagrangian relaxation
Camargo et al. [9]	2008	HLP	Single	-	-	-	Cost	-	-	-	-	BD
Costa et al. [26]	2008	HLF	Multiple	WSM/WCD³	-	-	Cost/Tiine	-	-	-	-	An interactive decision-aid approach
Sim et al. [47]	2009	P-hub center problem	Single	-	-	-	Time	-	-	Time	Chance constraint	Radial heuristic & Teitz-Bart heuristic
Yang [54]	2009	HLP	Single	-	-		Cost	-	-	Demand	Scenario-based	Heuristic methods
Vasconcelos et al. [53]	2011	HLP	Single	-	-		Cost	-	-	-	Probability	-
Camargo et al. [7]	2011	HLP	Single	-	-		Cost	-	-	Demand/ Cost	Probability	BD & OA
Contreras et al. [15]	2011	HLP	Single	-	-		Cost	-	-	Demand/ Cost	Stochastic	BD
Mohainmadi et al. [37]	2011	Hub covering location	Multiple	WSM	-		Cost/Time	-	-	-	-	ICA
Alumur et al. [2]	2012	HLP	Single	-	-		Max cost	-	-	Demand/ Cost	Scenario-based	-
Taghipourian et al. [50]	2012	Dynamic virtual hub location	Single	_	-		Cost	Flow and capacity	Fuzzy numbers	-	-	-
Zhai et al. [57]	2012	HLF	Single	-	Probability function	Macro risks	Services level	-	-	Demand	Chance constraint	B& B
Bashiri et al. [4]	2013	F-hub center problem	Single	-	-	-	Max time	Qualitative parameters	Fuzzy VIKOR method	-	-	GA
Davari et al. [17]	2011	maximal covering problem	Single	-	-	-	Time	Time	Credibility	-	-	SA⁴
Yang et al. [55]	2013	P-hub center problem	Single	-	-	-	Time	Travel time	Credibility	-	-	PSO⁵
Mahaminadi et al. [38]	2013	Hub covering problem	Multiple	MOICA⁶	Reliability constraints	Environmental and operational risks	Cost/Max time	-	-	Time	Probability	MOICA
Eghhali et al. [19]	2013	Hub covering problem	Multiple	-		-	Cost/ Intermediate links	_	_	Reliability of path	Reliability	NSGA-Ⅱ
Proposed model	2018	HLP	Multiple	WSM	Regret/ Expected value	Environmental, operational, macro, security and supply risks	Cost/ Risk	Risk factors	Fuzzy numbers	Cost/ Risk factors	Scenario-based	BD

Table 2. Models complexity comparison

Problem	No. of constraints	No. of variables
Problem	No. of constraints	Binary	Continues
RHLP-FSE	$3n^{4} ks-n^{3} ks+5n^{2} ks-nks$	$n$	$n^{4} ks+3n^{2} ks$
Classical HLP	$2n^{4} +n^{2} $	$n$	$n^{4} $

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Problem	No. of constraints	Binary	Continues
RHLP-FSE	$3n^{4} ks-n^{3} ks+5n^{2} ks-nks$	$n$	$n^{4} ks+3n^{2} ks$
Classical HLP	$2n^{4} +n^{2} $	$n$	$n^{4} $

Table 3. Results of different-sized instances for class Ⅰ risk factors

\|N\|\|H\|		No of variables		No of constraints		B&B solution			BD solution			No of iterations	%Gap
\|N\|\|H\|		Continues	Binary	Equality	Inequality	${{\Omega }^*}_{B\&B}$	${z^*}_{B\&B}$	Time (s)	${{\Omega }^*}_{BD}$	${z^*}_{BD}$	Time (s)
4	9	21736	9	245	65520	0.3214	4	92.9	0.3214	4	153.2	2	0
6	7	28456	7	545	91665	0.3255	6	98.3	0.3255	6	194.5	7	0
6	9	46575	9	540	147830	0.3410	3, 4	108.9	0.3410	3, 4	178.7	16	0
8	7	49456	7	965	160125	0.3289	6	265.2	0.3289	6	234.3	8	0
10	7	76336	7	1505	247905	n.a.	n.a.	_¹	0.2979	2, 4	478.3	11	0
12	7	109095	7	2160	355010	n.a.	n.a.	_¹	0.2390	3, 5, 7	763.2	11	10^-6
15	7	169261	7	3380	551880	n.a.	n.a.	_²	0.2881	2, 5, 7	1101.1	8	10^-5
16	5	98775	5	3840	332330	n.a.	n.a.	_²	0.2671	5	1371.6	7	10^-4
18	5	124575	5	4860	419630	n.a.	n.a.	_²	0.2648	5	1427.4	10	10^-4
20	5	298936	5	6005	976605	n.a.	n.a.	_²	0.2754	4, 18	1872.2	9	10^-3
B&B: B&B result, BD: Benders decomposition result, −¹ : Time limitation, −²: Lack of memory

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\|N\|\|H\|		No of variables		No of constraints		B&B solution			BD solution			No of iterations	%Gap
\|N\|\|H\|		Continues	Binary	Equality	Inequality	${{\Omega }^*}_{B\&B}$	${z^*}_{B\&B}$	Time (s)	${{\Omega }^*}_{BD}$	${z^*}_{BD}$	Time (s)
4	9	21736	9	245	65520	0.3214	4	92.9	0.3214	4	153.2	2	0
6	7	28456	7	545	91665	0.3255	6	98.3	0.3255	6	194.5	7	0
6	9	46575	9	540	147830	0.3410	3, 4	108.9	0.3410	3, 4	178.7	16	0
8	7	49456	7	965	160125	0.3289	6	265.2	0.3289	6	234.3	8	0
10	7	76336	7	1505	247905	n.a.	n.a.	_¹	0.2979	2, 4	478.3	11	0
12	7	109095	7	2160	355010	n.a.	n.a.	_¹	0.2390	3, 5, 7	763.2	11	10^-6
15	7	169261	7	3380	551880	n.a.	n.a.	_²	0.2881	2, 5, 7	1101.1	8	10^-5
16	5	98775	5	3840	332330	n.a.	n.a.	_²	0.2671	5	1371.6	7	10^-4
18	5	124575	5	4860	419630	n.a.	n.a.	_²	0.2648	5	1427.4	10	10^-4
20	5	298936	5	6005	976605	n.a.	n.a.	_²	0.2754	4, 18	1872.2	9	10^-3
B&B: B&B result, BD: Benders decomposition result, −¹ : Time limitation, −²: Lack of memory

Table 4. Results of different-sized instances for class Ⅱ risk factors

\|N\|\|H\|		No of variables		No of constraints		B&B solution			BD solution			No of iterations	%Gap
\|N\|\|H\|		Continues	Binary	Equality	Inequality	${{\Omega }^*}_{B\&B}$	${z^*}_{B\&B}$	Time (s)	${{\Omega }^*}_{BD}$	${z^*}_{BD}$	Time (s)
4	9	21736	9	245	65520	0.2670	4	87.4	0.2670	4	133.4	2	0
6	7	28456	7	545	91665	0.2487	1	201.4	0.2487	1	198.9	4	0
6	9	46575	9	540	147830	0.2500	6	214.4	0.2500	6	220.0	5	0
8	7	49456	7	965	160125	0.2384	6	264.2	0.2384	6	248.3	3	0
10	7	76336	7	1505	247905	n.a.	n.a.	_¹	0.2425	5	348.5	5	0
12	7	109095	7	2160	355010	n.a.	n.a.	_¹	0.3131	4, 7	654.2	7	10^-6
15	7	169261	7	3380	551880	n.a.	n.a.	_²	0.2657	2, 5	985.3	6	10^-5
16	5	98775	5	3840	332330	n.a.	n.a.	_²	0.3117	5	1321.6	6	10^-4
18	5	124575	5	4860	419630	n.a.	n.a.	_²	0.3736	2	1563.2	12	10^-4
20	5	298936	5	6005	976605	n.a.	n.a.	_²	0.2576	20	1983.1	7	10^-3

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\|N\|\|H\|		No of variables		No of constraints		B&B solution			BD solution			No of iterations	%Gap
\|N\|\|H\|		Continues	Binary	Equality	Inequality	${{\Omega }^*}_{B\&B}$	${z^*}_{B\&B}$	Time (s)	${{\Omega }^*}_{BD}$	${z^*}_{BD}$	Time (s)
4	9	21736	9	245	65520	0.2670	4	87.4	0.2670	4	133.4	2	0
6	7	28456	7	545	91665	0.2487	1	201.4	0.2487	1	198.9	4	0
6	9	46575	9	540	147830	0.2500	6	214.4	0.2500	6	220.0	5	0
8	7	49456	7	965	160125	0.2384	6	264.2	0.2384	6	248.3	3	0
10	7	76336	7	1505	247905	n.a.	n.a.	_¹	0.2425	5	348.5	5	0
12	7	109095	7	2160	355010	n.a.	n.a.	_¹	0.3131	4, 7	654.2	7	10^-6
15	7	169261	7	3380	551880	n.a.	n.a.	_²	0.2657	2, 5	985.3	6	10^-5
16	5	98775	5	3840	332330	n.a.	n.a.	_²	0.3117	5	1321.6	6	10^-4
18	5	124575	5	4860	419630	n.a.	n.a.	_²	0.3736	2	1563.2	12	10^-4
20	5	298936	5	6005	976605	n.a.	n.a.	_²	0.2576	20	1983.1	7	10^-3

Table 5. Results of different sized instances for the RHLP-FSE model and the CM model

\|N\|\|H\|		No of variables		No of constraints		CM solution		RHLP-FSE solution
\|N\|\|H\|		Continues	Binary	Equality	Inequality	z^*CM	Lost flows	z^*RHLP −FSE	Lost flows
4	5	6976	5	245	22725	1, 3, 4	7543	3, 4	6060
4	7	13336	7	245	42525	1, 2, 3, 4	12110	4	9599
6	5	14776	5	545	48825	1, 3, 4	3714	2	4892
6	7	28456	7	545	91665	1, 3, 4, 6	8825	2, 4	5982
8	5	25576	5	965	85125	3, 5	9691	6	598
8	7	49456	7	965	160125	1, 3, 4, 6, 7	9687	6, 7	1446

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\|N\|\|H\|		No of variables		No of constraints		CM solution		RHLP-FSE solution
\|N\|\|H\|		Continues	Binary	Equality	Inequality	z^*CM	Lost flows	z^*RHLP −FSE	Lost flows
4	5	6976	5	245	22725	1, 3, 4	7543	3, 4	6060
4	7	13336	7	245	42525	1, 2, 3, 4	12110	4	9599
6	5	14776	5	545	48825	1, 3, 4	3714	2	4892
6	7	28456	7	545	91665	1, 3, 4, 6	8825	2, 4	5982
8	5	25576	5	965	85125	3, 5	9691	6	598
8	7	49456	7	965	160125	1, 3, 4, 6, 7	9687	6, 7	1446

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