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Data- and goal-driven sequential decision making for time-dynamic logistics systems

Data- and goal-driven sequential decision making for time-dynamic logistics systems
时间动态物流系统的数据和目标驱动的顺序决策
批准号:
502552827
负责人:
Professor Dr.-Ing. Kai Furmans
金额:
$0.0万
依托单位国家:
德国
项目类别:
Research Grants
财政年份:
--
资助国家:
德国
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中文摘要
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物流系统的运行控制包括随着时间的推移反复做出决策。特征要求包括不断变化的数据,受未来发展不确定性的影响。由于决策情况发生的复杂性和动态性,仅从数据分析和决策两个领域一个接一个地重复执行方法是不够的,以确保物流系统有效和高效地运行。相反,需要对方法管道的数据分析和优化过程进行重叠和互补的协调和集成,以便根据各自物流应用的具体情况,随着时间的推移促进目标和数据驱动的决策制定。现有研究缺乏一种一致的方法,可以充分考虑动态环境下数据和决策之间的所述交互作用,这在运营物流中经常存在。相反,到目前为止,这些问题已经在不同的社区得到解决:(原始)数据的分析是在统计学、机器学习和数据工程领域进行的;时间动态优化问题是在在线优化、多阶段稳健优化或多阶段随机规划的数学学科中处理的;物流问题主要是通过固定的决策方法来研究,而没有特别或仅充分考虑相关的动态数据过程。因此,研究项目的主要目标是开发动态数据驱动的物流决策(4D4L)元模型,该模型能够综合考虑整个可用数据链、总体目标以及数据分析和决策的方法,包括它们在时间动态物流应用中的相互作用影响。4D4L元模型结合了数据分析和决策方法,以一种自适应和反馈耦合的方式来方法管道,使物流系统能够进行面向数据和目标的控制。这使得有可能为时间动态物流系统提供结构化的方法库,以与适当的数据准备方法相联系的面向目标的方式支持决策过程。元模型在某种意义上足够通用,它允许适应不同类型的物流系统。为了验证元模型,本项目将重点放在仓库运营领域,该领域被认为是时间动态物流系统的典型例子。从长远来看,该研究项目有助于实现用于决策支持的方法管道的自动化数据和目标驱动的组合。
英文摘要
The operational control of logistics systems consists of making decisions repetitively over time. Characteristic requirements comprise constantly changing data subject to uncertainty about future developments. Due to the complexity and dynamics of occurring decision situations, it is not sufficient to repeatedly execute methods from the two areas of data analysis and decision making one after another in order to ensure effective and efficient operations of logistics systems. Rather, an overlapping and mutually complementary coordination and integration of data analysis and optimization processes to method pipelines is required to facilitate goal- and data-driven decision making over time according to the specifics of the respective logistics application.Existing research lacks a consistent approach that would adequately take into account the described interactions between data and decision making in a dynamic context, as it is often found in operational logistics. Rather, these issues have been addressed in different communities so far: The analysis of (raw) data is done in the fields of statistics, machine learning and data engineering; time-dynamic optimization problems are treated in the mathematical disciplines of online optimization, multi-stage robust optimization, or multi-stage stochastic programming; logistics issues are mostly investigated by means of a fixed methodology for decision making without special or only insufficient consideration of associated dynamic data processes. Thus, the main objective of the research project is on developing the Dynamic Data-Driven Decisions for Logistics (4D4L)-metamodel that enables an integrated consideration of the entire chain of available data, overall goals, and methods of data analysis and decision making including their interaction effects in the context of time-dynamic logistics applications. The 4D4L-metamodel combines data analysis and decision making methods to method pipelines in a an adaptive and feedback-coupled manner that enables the data- and goal-oriented control of logistics systems. This results in the possibility to provide a structured method repository for time-dynamic logistics systems to support decision processes in a goal-oriented way linked with suitable data preparation methods. The metamodel is general enough in the sense that it allows adaptation to different types of logistics systems. To validate the metamodel, this project focuses on the area of warehouse operations which is considered to be a representative example of time-dynamic logistics systems. In the long run, the research project contributes to the realization of an automated data- and goal-driven composition of method pipelines for decision support.
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  • 批准号:
    201809027
  • 项目类别:
    Research Grants
  • 资助金额:
    $0.0万
  • 财政年份:
    2011
  • 负责人:
    Professor Dr.-Ing. Kai Furmans
  • 依托单位:
Quantitative Analyse stochastischer Einflüsse auf die Leistungsfähigkeit von Produktionssystemen mittels analystischer und simulativer Modellierung
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