Abstract

In order to solve the problem of cross-border e-commerce warehouses as transit stations and direct selling platforms, the location of a cross-border e-commerce overseas warehouse is deeply studied on the basis of particle swarm optimization. Firstly, it studies the principle of algorithm optimization and algorithm method of particle swarm optimization. Among them, the self-built overseas warehouse mode has high requirements on the construction threshold, which is suitable for large cross-border e-commerce enterprises. The overseas warehouse model is built by a professional third party, which is economical and flexible, so it is suitable for mass cross-border e-commerce enterprises. Another overseas warehouse model is to build a cross-border logistics one-stop service platform with overseas warehouse as the core for all kinds of cross-border e-commerce enterprises, which is the development direction of overseas warehouse in the future. However, due to the immature construction conditions and too strong resource integration, this model is still in the stage of research, exploration, and attempt. However, choosing the location of an overseas warehouse and how to use the particle swarm optimization algorithm in the overseas warehouse development experiment remain problems to be solved. After experiments and research, the particle swarm optimization algorithm is used to solve the problem in the context of cross-border e-commerce, which verifies the feasibility of the model, so as to give a specific scheme for the location of overseas hub warehouses and overseas warehouses.

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