Exact Lexicographic Scheduling For Sales Force Optimization With Facility Constraints.
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There are I={1,2,3,…..,n} be set of n persons, J={1,2,3,…..,m} be set of m schedules and k={1,2,3,……,p} be set of p facilities. S (t, j) is the number of calls made in jth schedule at time t. SB (t) is the minimum number of calls to be made by the persons at time t. C (i, j, k) is the cost of assigning jth schedule to ith person at facility k i.e., the cost depends on the facility k which is the third independent factor which influences the cost. The restriction is: If the same schedule is assigned to different persons then the facilities should be different.
The problem is to assign the schedules to n1 (<n) persons with minimum cost with the above restriction and the total number of calls made in each time is greater than SB(t).
In the sequel we will develop a Lexi Search algorithm based on the ‘Pattern Recognition Technique’ to solve this problem which takes care of the simple combinatorial structure of the problem.
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