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In this paper, an inventory control problem is discussed using imprecise parameters. The fusion of geometric programming and fuzzy logic is used as imprecise parameters to solve inventory control problems. In inventory, holding costs, set-up costs, etc. may be flexible due to vague information. Fuzzy set theory is used to convert the inventory model crisp to fuzzy for producing flexible output. Compensatory operator is used to aggregate the fuzzy membership functions corresponding to fuzzy sets for fuzzy objectives and constraints. This aggregation gives the overall achievement function and the model known as fuzzy geometric programming model.


 

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Fuzzy objective Fuzzy constraint Compensatory operator Achievement function Geometric programming

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Kumari, N., Mandal, M. K., & Burnwal, A. P. (2018). MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR INVENTORY CONTROL PROBLEM USING IMPRECISE PARAMETERS. International Journal of Students’ Research in Technology & Management, 6(2), 07–12. https://doi.org/10.18510/ijsrtm.2018.622

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