2024
DOI: 10.1016/j.eswa.2023.122010
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A decision-making tool for the determination of the distribution center location in a humanitarian logistics network

Xenofon Taouktsis,
Christos Zikopoulos
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“…Faster and more affordable computing resources have facilitated rapid convergence, making deep learning (DL) more accessible. The widespread availability of data, along with improved algorithms, enhances the value of these networks, especially in applications like chatbots for businesses [34,35]. These networks, however, demand substantial computational power and extensive data sets.…”
Section: Deep Dnnsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Faster and more affordable computing resources have facilitated rapid convergence, making deep learning (DL) more accessible. The widespread availability of data, along with improved algorithms, enhances the value of these networks, especially in applications like chatbots for businesses [34,35]. These networks, however, demand substantial computational power and extensive data sets.…”
Section: Deep Dnnsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In situations such as natural disasters, the urgency of the context elevates transportation efficiency to a paramount concern. Xenofon and Christos [ 21 ] employed a blend of classic heuristic algorithms, forecasting models, and deep neural networks to optimize the selection of distribution center locations. This approach is designed to swiftly expedite the delivery of aid materials to affected areas.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%