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Title: Problem : A company has four factories F1,F2,F3,F4 and manufacturing the same product. Production an


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  • Problem A company has four factories
    F1,F2,F3,F4 and manufacturing the same product.
    Production and raw material costs differ from
    factory to factory and are given in the following
    table in the first two rows. The transportation
    costs are from the factories to sales depots,
    S1,S2,S3,and S4are also given. The last two
    columns in the table give the sales price and the
    total requirement at each depot. The production
    capacity of each factory is given in the last
    row.

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  • Determine the most profitable production and
    distribution schedule and the corresponding
    profit. The surplus production should be taken
    to yield zero profit.

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Assignment Problems
  • Hungarian method

Step 1 Balance the problem if it is
unbalanced Place an M as the cost element if some
assignment is prohibited Convert into equivalent
min problem if it is a max problem In a given
matrix subtract the smallest element in each row
from every element of that row and do the same in
the column.
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  • Step2 In the reduced matrix obtain from step 1,
    subtract the smallest element in each column from
    every element of that column
  • Step 3 Make the assignment for the reduced matrix
    obtained from step 1 and step 2
  • (all the zeros in rows/columns are either
    marked (?) or (x) and there is exactly one
    assignment in each row and each column. In such a
    case optimum assignment policy for the given
    problem is obtained.
  • If there is row or column with out an assignment
    go to the next step.

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  • Step 4 Draw the minimum number of vertical and
    horizontal lines necessary to cover all the
    zeros in the reduced matrix obtained from step 3
    by adopting the following procedure.
  • (i) mark(v) all rows that do not have assignments
  • (ii) Mark (v) all columns (not already marked)
    which have zeros in the marked rows
  • (iii) Mark (v) all rows (not already marked) that
    have assignments in marked columns
  • (iv) Draw straight lines through all unmarked
    rows and marked columns

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  • Step 5 If the number of lines drawn are equal to
  • the number of rows or columns, then it is an
    optimum solution ,otherwise go to step 6
  • Step 6 Select the smallest element among all the
    uncovered elements. Subtract this smallest
    element from all the uncovered elements an add it
    to the element which lies at the intersection of
    two line. Thus we obtain another reduced matrix
    for fresh assignments.
  • Step 7 go the step 3 and repeat the procedure
    until the umber of assignment become equal to the
    number of rows or columns. In such a case, we
    shall observe that row/column has an assignment.
    Thus, the current solution is an optimum solution.

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  • Problem 1
  • A company centre has got four expert
    programmers. The centre needs four application
    programmes to be developed. The head of the
    computer centre, after studying carefully the
    programmes to be developed, estimate the
    computer time in minutes required by the
    respective experts to develop the application
    programmes as follows.

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  • Problem 2
  • Suggest optimum solution to the following
    assignment problem and also the minimum cost

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