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WITHDRAWN: Research on Emergency Material Allocation Mode of Sudden Disaster with Improved NSGA-II
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Abstract
Background:In order to solve the problems of redundancy, unfairness, low satisfaction and high cost of emergency material allocation caused by unreasonable allocation effectively in the case of sudden disasters, and minimize the economic cost, punishment cost and maximizing the satisfaction rate of disaster victims, a 3-level network emergency material allocation mode based on big data is proposed in this paper.Methods:Taking the loss degree and the dynamic change of material demand in the disaster stricken areas as constraints, the demand forecasting, scheduling optimization, targeted allocation and disaster victims' satisfaction model based on emergency relief materials is constructed. The Sample Average Approximation method and improved NSGA-II algorithm are designed to solve the problem.Results:Compared with the results obtained by the improved NSGA-II, the value is significantly reduced. From the fairness evaluation results of the two model distribution schemes, the model obtained by the improved NSGA-II is more suitable for the distribution of emergency supplies with fair distribution requirements.Conclusions:It can be concluded that the 3-level network allocation mode and improved NSGA-II can solve emergency relief materials allocation based on big data effectively. The next step is to design scheduling model with all feasible medical supplies allocation route to improve the practicability of the model.
Title: WITHDRAWN: Research on Emergency Material Allocation Mode of Sudden Disaster with Improved NSGA-II
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Abstract
Background:In order to solve the problems of redundancy, unfairness, low satisfaction and high cost of emergency material allocation caused by unreasonable allocation effectively in the case of sudden disasters, and minimize the economic cost, punishment cost and maximizing the satisfaction rate of disaster victims, a 3-level network emergency material allocation mode based on big data is proposed in this paper.
Methods:Taking the loss degree and the dynamic change of material demand in the disaster stricken areas as constraints, the demand forecasting, scheduling optimization, targeted allocation and disaster victims' satisfaction model based on emergency relief materials is constructed.
The Sample Average Approximation method and improved NSGA-II algorithm are designed to solve the problem.
Results:Compared with the results obtained by the improved NSGA-II, the value is significantly reduced.
From the fairness evaluation results of the two model distribution schemes, the model obtained by the improved NSGA-II is more suitable for the distribution of emergency supplies with fair distribution requirements.
Conclusions:It can be concluded that the 3-level network allocation mode and improved NSGA-II can solve emergency relief materials allocation based on big data effectively.
The next step is to design scheduling model with all feasible medical supplies allocation route to improve the practicability of the model.
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