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2019 Vol.2 Dec. No.6

  • Title: Multi-region logistics distribution demand forecasting method based on big data analysis
  • Name: Donker Cormack
  • Company: International Pacific College
  • Abstract:

    The conventional logistics distribution demand forecasting method has the disadvantage of low analysis accuracy when forecasting multi-region logistics distribution demand. Therefore, a multi-region logistics distribution demand forecasting method based on big data analysis is proposed. Introduce big data technology, build a multi-regional logistics distribution demand forecasting framework, and build a multi-regional logistics distribution model; rely on the determination of different needs for logistics distribution between regions, and embed the demand forecasting model to realize multi-regional logistics distribution demand forecasting and analysis. The experimental data show that the proposed big data prediction method is 57.23% more accurate than the conventional method, which is suitable for the prediction of logistics distribution demand in different regions and multiple regions.

  • Keyword: Big Data Analysis; Multi-Regional Distribution; Logistics Network; Demand Forecasting;0 Introduction
  • DOI: 10.12250/jpciams2019060630
  • Citation form: Donker Cormack.Multi-region logistics distribution demand forecasting method based on big data analysis[J]. Computer Informatization and Mechanical System, 2019, vol. 2, pp. 151-156.
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