2019
DOI: 10.1155/2019/8583060
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Research on the Supernetwork Equalization Model of Multilayer Attributive Regional Logistics Integration

Abstract: Based on the multi-level structure attributes of regional logistics, regional logistics integration presents complex features. Therefore, according to the operational requirements of regional logistics integration, we built a regional logistics network structure model consisting of infrastructure, information resources, and organizational networks; selected the level of relationship between different layers and information dissemination, and transport flow as decision variables. We built a supernetwork mathema… Show more

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“…To better represent, this paper visualizes the membership function of the MATLAB capability layer in the following figure, where are the different capability layers of the network architecture capability respectively, forming a collection of the fuzzy layer. SL 1 , SL 2 , SL 3 , SL 4 , SL 5 is a set of different capability layers of network architecture capabilities, and its corresponding membership functions can be expressed as expressions (7)- (11), and then normalized by using equations (5)-(6).…”
Section: B Ability To Layeredmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To better represent, this paper visualizes the membership function of the MATLAB capability layer in the following figure, where are the different capability layers of the network architecture capability respectively, forming a collection of the fuzzy layer. SL 1 , SL 2 , SL 3 , SL 4 , SL 5 is a set of different capability layers of network architecture capabilities, and its corresponding membership functions can be expressed as expressions (7)- (11), and then normalized by using equations (5)-(6).…”
Section: B Ability To Layeredmentioning
confidence: 99%