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Табличная модельоптимизации представлена в таблице А.1.Таблица А.1 – Табличная модель оптимизации ЛСВыручка (базовая), млн руб.500Общие затраты (базовые), млн руб.№ показателя логистического сервиса (i)№ значений показателей (j)1Возможные значения 1-гопоказателя сервиса (S1j)70%Коэффициенты влияния навыручку (Kr1j)1,00Коэффициенты влияния на общиезатраты (Kc1j)1,00Переменные (x1j)0№ показателя логистического сервиса (i)Возможные значения 2-гопоказателя сервиса (S2j)1 сут.Коэффициенты влияния навыручку (Kr2j)1,89Коэффициенты влияния на общиезатраты (Kc2j)2,26Переменные (x2j)0№ показателя логистического сервиса (i)Возможные значения 3-гопоказателя сервиса (S3j)87%Коэффициенты влияния навыручку (Kr3j)1,00Коэффициенты влияния на общиезатраты (Kc3j)1,00Переменные (x3j)130012Прибыль, млнруб.№ знач. № знач.
№ знач.1-го2-го3-гопоказ. показ. показ.35281Норма насыщения спроса34561775%80%85%90%95%99%1,131,271,451,701,901,991,15021,331,541,802,132,4910000Длительность функционального цикла2 сут.3 сут.4 сут.5 сут.6 сут.7 сут.1,761,631,451,271,131,001,751,531,30001Бесперебойность1,1401,0002,000389%91%93%95%97%99%1,071,151,291,441,521,591,0901,2101,3701,5501,7602,000138Продолжение таблицы А.1Выражение∑‘B89 G9B = 1∑‘B89 GOB = 1∑‘B89 GmB = 1≤ 490Ограничения моделиG*B ∈ {0,1}, ∈ {1, .
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