For the internal enterprise, the intelligent selection of logistics distribution sites can optimize the distribution route, which is conducive to reducing the total distribution cost and improving the enterprise revenue. This paper takes urban logistics distribution point selection optimization as the research content and compares and analyses the applicability of different intelligent algorithms to logistics data. The AFSA is selected as the optimization algorithm, and knowledge learning is introduced to optimize the algorithm. The optimized AFSA model is applied to the mathematical model of distribution point selection. An intelligent algorithm-driven logistics distribution point selection model is established, and the optimized AFSA is used to solve the problem. Based on the actual case of CSC Logistics Company, the route of the distribution point in a region of CSC Logistics Company is optimized and the model is validated and solved. The results show that GWO and AFSA search capabilities are significantly better than of other intelligent algorithms, but there is some instability in the GWO algorithm. The AFSA is most suitable for solving logistics-related problems. The optimized AFSA considering knowledge learning has high efficiency and good optimization results. CSC Company uses this intelligent algorithm to select distribution sites intelligently, which shortens the total logistics path and improves the distribution efficiency. The total mileage of the initial route is 115 km. After intelligent algorithm optimization, the total mileage of the distribution changes to 83 km, which reduces by 32 km and 28% compared with the original route. The whole distribution process saved about 1.5 hours, which fully optimized the efficiency of distribution.
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