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C. METHOD OF TRANSPORTATION
Transportation method used to solve the transport problem is a modified version of the simplex method with special attention to the pattern of the coefficient on the function of its boundary. As well as the simplex method, the first step in mnyelesaikan transport problems is seeking solutions decent start. Then test whether the initial solution of the tela optimal, if not already done repairs, with the occurrence leaving variable (change of variable basis and non base) to obtain the optimal solution. SOLUTION AT BEGINNING OF LIVING At the initial solution worth having fulfilled the following conditions: Number of variables base = m + n - 1 with m and n sOURCE gOAL So there must be a number (m + n -1) variable that is worth nonnegative. PROCEDURE PRELIMINARY GENERAL SOLUTIONS TO OBTAIN ADEQUATE first step: Each line source and destination columns in the table can transport used as a variable base (area pengalikasian = blank) Step I: Among the rows and columns ayang can still be used as a variable basis, choose some of the next base is based on several criteria (depending on the method used). Step II: the allocation is made as much as possible to meet the bid value or request (whichever is the smallest). Step III: Eliminate rows or columns that can receive allocations have been met supply and demand of pengaloksian next. Step IV: If only the remaining one row or column can accept pengaloksian, the allocation to the box row or column, and the procedure is completed; se; ain it back to step 1. CRITERIA FOR STEP 1 ALTERNATIVE METHOD OF NORTHWEST CORNER allocation starts from the northwest corner (the northwest corner). Furthermore, the allocation is done on the box Xij + 1 to j when the demand has been met or the box Xi + 1h when penawara to i have been met. METHOD OF LEAST COST Allocation beginning on variable box at the lowest cost. Furthermore, the allocation is done on the box next lowest variable with regard to the value of supply and demand. METHOD VOGEL APPROXIMATION For each row and column calculating the difference between the value of the variable boxes at the lowest cost with the next lowest cost variable box (smallest and next to smallest). Then select the row or column with the largest difference value. The allocation is done on the box the variable with the lowest cost in the selected row or column. METHOD APPROXIMATION RUSSELL For each row is determined ui value which is the highest cost on that line. As for any given column value vj which is the highest cost in that column. To stiap box Xij variables do perhtiungan Δij value = ij -ui - vj, allocation is done on the box the variable with the largest negative Δij. TEST optimality METHOD OF STEPPING STONE Test Optimality: initial solution worth mentioning optimal if and only if the value changes in the cost for each cycle created ≥ 0. So the stepping stone test methods are based on the calculation result of changes in costs of each cycle that the point is to try to allocate the empty box (non-variable basis). The principle is the same as the simplex method, which was to determine which variable will be leaving variable and which will be entering variable. The rule of determining the cycle 1. A cycle of allocation changes should not alter the value of supply and demand. 2. In one cycle can only be one empty box (non-variable basis) involved. 3. A cycle begins and ends on the same box 4. There should only be two boxes sequential involved and which is located on the row / column of the same. METHOD MODIFIED DISTRIBUTION (MODI) Test optimality: initial solution worth mentioning optimal if and only if (ij - ui - vj) ≥ 0 for every ( i, j) where Xij it is a variable non-base. So, the test optimality is necessary to determine the value ui and vj at a feasible solution is obtained, then a new calculation of the value (ij - ui - vj). Dikaranakan value (ij - ui - vj) = 0 for Xij is a variable basis, the value ui and vj can be determined by the following equation: Cij = ui + vj for each (i, j) where Xij is a variable basis. Due to the number of (m + n - 1) variable basis, then there will be a number of (m + n - 1) of the above equation. And because the number of ui and vj are not known to exist (m + n), then one variable is given a value that does not affect the above equation. Scoring is done by selecting ui with the largest allocations and gave him a zero value.
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