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Complex Systems and Complexity Science  2024, Vol. 21 Issue (4): 91-98    DOI: 10.13306/j.1672-3813.2024.04.014
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The Application of an Improved HHO Algorithm in the Location of Perishable Goods Distribution Center
ZHANG Zhixia, LI Pengzhang
School of Management, Xi′an University of Architecture and Technology,Xi′an 710300, China
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Abstract  In order to ensure that urban emergency supplies can be delivered to the demand point in a timely and accurate manner, especially for special emergency supplies with a short life cycle′ perishable goods, its timeliness requirements are higher. Based on the emergency scenario of sudden public health events, this paper establishes a multi-objective location model of urban perishable goods distribution center with the goal of minimizing transportation time and transportation cost and maximizing relative coverage area. The Harris Hawk optimization algorithm (HHO) is improved to achieve an effective solution to the multi-objective location problem of perishable goods distribution center. In order to verify the effectiveness of the model, a district in Shanghai is selected as a research example. The results show that the improved HHO algorithm can solve the location model of perishable goods distribution center under actual urban road conditions, and can provide an intuitive multi-objective location optimization scheme.
Key wordsperishable goods      multi-objective location      distribution center      improved Harris Hawk optimization algorithm      GIS     
Received: 10 April 2023      Published: 03 January 2025
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ZHANG Zhixia,LI Pengzhang. The Application of an Improved HHO Algorithm in the Location of Perishable Goods Distribution Center[J]. Complex Systems and Complexity Science, 2024, 21(4): 91-98.
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