Capacitated Location-allotment Problem
The Capacitated Location-Allotment Problem is a combinatorial optimization model that determines the optimal placement of facilities and the allocation of demand points to these facilities, subject to capacity constraints on the facilities, distinguishing it from uncapacitated variants by explicitly limiting the service capacity of each facility.
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