MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF FINDING EFFECTIVE ALGORITHMS OF TRANSPORT COMPANY FUNCTIONING
Keywords:
technological processes, system structure, mathematical model, transport company, algorithmization, operating schedule
Abstract
This article is devoted to the study of certain stages of transport enterprises operation processes. The subject of consideration is the technological processes of production of a certain type of products at a single transport enterprise during the technological process in the mechanical assembly shop. To fully represent and consideration of all factors of influence, the enterprise was considered as a human-machine system and further, during the research, an analysis of the structure of the system and the principles of its operation was carried out. This article provides a model of a certain technological process, which, despite its simplicity, is so meaningful that it encompasses a wide range of practical optimization tasks.
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3. Mikhalevich, V.S., Kuksa A.I. (1983). Metodi posledovatelnoy optimizacii v diskretnikh setevikh zadachakh optimalnogo raspredeleniya resursov [Sequential optimization methods in discrete network tasks of optimal resource allocation]. Moskva: Nauka. [in Russian].
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Published
2021-08-26
How to Cite
Levterov, A., Kozachok, L., & Kostikova, M. (2021). MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF FINDING EFFECTIVE ALGORITHMS OF TRANSPORT COMPANY FUNCTIONING. Scientific Journal of Polonia University, 45(2), 309-314. https://doi.org/10.23856/4536
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TECHNOLOGY, CREATIVITY, IMPLEMENTATION
