Application of genetic algorithms in the calculation of the optimal plan the distribution of goods
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https://doi.org/10.20998/%25xAbstract
Composed method of dynamic programming and genetic algorithms suggested to find the optimalplan of distribution of the goods in multinomenclature systems with multiple distribution points and
restrictions on shipments. The implementation of the proposed algorithm is completed and tested on real
data.
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