Abstract
The problem of placing distribution centers for the delivery of goods as part of the optimization of product distribution is a strategic task that needs to be addressed. This article describes a model for determining the optimal location of a distribution center based on geographic coordinates. Based on the methodology of the model, it finds the most optimal location for a given demand. For a more accurate solution, the optimization algorithm does not include an abstract measurement system, but is designed to solve the problem of the location of the distribution center on a location map. An example is shown that the proposed model and algorithm are reliable and can effectively cope with solving problems of this kind. The model proposed in this article has not only a theoretical structure, but is also tested to solve practical problems of choosing the location of distribution centers.
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