Optimization of picking in the warehouse

This paper studies the shortest path that the pickers should follow to complete the picking task in the actual e-commerce warehouse. Firstly, the concept of relay point is introduced and the distance model of the pickers in the warehouse is established through multiple Manhattan distances, and the c...

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Genetic algorithms
Optimization
Physics
Picking
Sensitivity analysis
Shortest-path problems
Stability analysis
Warehouses
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