ArticleComputational intelligence and neuroscience2022
High-Performance Computing Analysis and Location Selection of Logistics Distribution Center Space Based on Whale Optimization Algorithm.
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- The Application of the Improved Jellyfish Search Algorithm in a Site Selection Model of an Emergency Logistics Distribution Center Considering Time Satisfaction.Biomimetics (Basel, Switzerland) · 2023Article
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Abstract
As a meta-heuristic algorithm based on swarm intelligence, the WOA algorithm has few control parameters and searches for the optimal solution by encircling the prey, searching for the prey, and attacking the bubble net. During the whole process, only two internal parameters A and C are utilized for the control of the exploration and development process. BWOA is simple to implement. In the process of algorithm execution, the initial population, global exploration, and local development stages have shortcomings. Therefore, it is necessary to optimize the WOA algorithm. Based on WOA, this study conducts a high-performance computing analysis and location selection of logistics distribution center space. It is concluded that: (1) by using the combination of direct logistics distribution and hierarchical logistics distribution, the WOA algorithm optimizes the cross selection strategy, the population fitness S-LO is improved, the quality of LA is guaranteed, and the chaotic S-LO mapping eliminates inferior individuals in the population. Direct distribution is carried out for bulky goods and important distribution customers, and hierarchical logistics distribution is used for customers in intensive logistics distribution destinations. (2) WOA uses the second reverse learning, chaotic mapping, and logistic chaotic mapping to improve the location update mode. The direct distribution method is mostly used for the logistics business with short journeys, fixed distribution points, and more goods delivered at one time, and logistics enterprises do not need to store and distribute goods. The uniform ergodicity of the Tent chaotic map and logistic chaotic map is improved. Ka adaptive inertia weights are a good complement to optimize the limitations of the Ao whale algorithm. (3) The inertia weight of the levy flight behavior can play a powerful role in balancing the global exploration ability and optimization performance of the intelligent algorithm. The long-term short-distance search of HED and the long-distance jump of KVAR are combined. Variant individuals undergo vector synthesis. It reduces the construction and operation costs of logistics sites and is suitable for logistics distribution under specific conditions.
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