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Study on the empty vehicle scheduling model of shared bikes based on travel characteristics and statistical distribution
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Abstract
As time goes by, shared bikes have become an essential element in people's life. However, due to the limited number and uneven distribution of shared bikes, it has brought some troubles to people's daily travel. In this paper, we establish an empty vehicle scheduling model with normal distribution and study the empty vehicle scheduling problem of shared bikes. This paper establishes a model based on real life, assumes different scheduling schemes, and compares different assumptions, so as to get better empty vehicle scheduling schemes. In this way, shared bikes will be more conducive to People's Daily travel and bring more convenience to people.
Keywords
shared bikes, empty car scheduling model, travel rules
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Jiang,Z. (2024). Study on the empty vehicle scheduling model of shared bikes based on travel characteristics and statistical distribution. Advances in Engineering Innovation,14,48-54.
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