2019
DOI: 10.2112/si93-150.1
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Benefit Distribution Method of Coastal Port Intelligent Logistics Supply Chain under Cloud Computing

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“…Sun et al [ 32 ] proposed a two-layer programming model to find the optimal location of a logistics distribution center by considering the advantages of customers and logistics planning departments. Some scholars have used the benefit distribution model of coastal port intelligent logistics supply chains based on intelligent bionic swarm evolution optimization control [ 33 35 ] or the profit distribution model based on agents [ 36 – 38 ] to realize the benefit distribution among multiple agents. Nadia et al [ 39 ] through investigation and analysis proposed the necessity and importance of establishing alliances for enterprises and analyzed the interests of an alliance as a whole by using the Shapley value method.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sun et al [ 32 ] proposed a two-layer programming model to find the optimal location of a logistics distribution center by considering the advantages of customers and logistics planning departments. Some scholars have used the benefit distribution model of coastal port intelligent logistics supply chains based on intelligent bionic swarm evolution optimization control [ 33 35 ] or the profit distribution model based on agents [ 36 – 38 ] to realize the benefit distribution among multiple agents. Nadia et al [ 39 ] through investigation and analysis proposed the necessity and importance of establishing alliances for enterprises and analyzed the interests of an alliance as a whole by using the Shapley value method.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Li et al studied the influence of different optimization schemes on the stability of distribution path through cloud computing analysis technology and established a function model. According to a large number of experimental results, the efficiency and stability of the model for path optimization were verified [17]. According to the data orientation and geographical proximity principle of e-commerce in logistics distribution scheme, Zheng et al formulated path optimization rules based on diversified dimensions and variable impact strategy [18].…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The research on the adoption and implementation of smart logistics services has been extended to different scenarios according to the visions of the research teams, and the economic requirements or needs. For example, Li et al [34]adopted the least square method to resolve the shortest path problems in port smart logistics using cloud technology. Though, in the solution process, this approach is susceptible to fall into local optimal solution, which damages the optimization results.…”
Section: A Smart Logistics Servicesmentioning
confidence: 99%