Optimizing Supply Chain Efficiency Through Multi-Head Swift Recursive Neural Network and Levy flight Boosted Dragonfly Model

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Abstract Supply chain optimization is a significant challenge faced by modern industries. This necessitates the use of advanced data analytics and machine learning techniques, which can enhance forecasting accuracy, minimize inventory usage, and improve logistical efficiency. Therefore, this study introduces a novel framework for improving supply chain efficiency using data-driven analysis and advanced modeling techniques. The process begins with the collection of relevant supply chain data, which includes historical data on analysis, forecasting, and time series data. The core of the methodology is the integration of a novel Levy Flight Binary Dragonfly Optimization strategy with a Multi-Head SwifT recursive neural network model. One of the most popular architectures combines recurrent networks, such as SwiftRNN, with Multi-Head Attention which aims to capture time dependencies and emphasize essential patterns in data. Enhancing model performance involves utilizing optimization techniques like Binary Dragonfly Optimization with Levy Flight. This method optimally tunes hyperparameters by striking a balance between exploration and exploitation, mitigating the risk of local minima, and yielding more robust outcomes. Empirical results demonstrate significant improvements in forecasting accuracy, better inventory management, and enhanced logistics optimization, with a 0.134 reduction in prediction error and improved operational metrics outperformed the existing models, with an impressive 95% on-time delivery rate, 2% defect rate, and 95% logistic cost efficiency rate. Overall, the proposed framework exhibits significant potential for optimizing supply chain efficiency.
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This necessitates the use of advanced data analytics and machine learning techniques, which can enhance forecasting accuracy, minimize inventory usage, and improve logistical efficiency. Therefore, this study introduces a novel framework for improving supply chain efficiency using data-driven analysis and advanced modeling techniques. The process begins with the collection of relevant supply chain data, which includes historical data on analysis, forecasting, and time series data. The core of the methodology is the integration of a novel Levy Flight Binary Dragonfly Optimization strategy with a Multi-Head SwifT recursive neural network model. One of the most popular architectures combines recurrent networks, such as SwiftRNN, with Multi-Head Attention which aims to capture time dependencies and emphasize essential patterns in data. Enhancing model performance involves utilizing optimization techniques like Binary Dragonfly Optimization with Levy Flight. This method optimally tunes hyperparameters by striking a balance between exploration and exploitation, mitigating the risk of local minima, and yielding more robust outcomes. Empirical results demonstrate significant improvements in forecasting accuracy, better inventory management, and enhanced logistics optimization, with a 0.134 reduction in prediction error and improved operational metrics outperformed the existing models, with an impressive 95% on-time delivery rate, 2% defect rate, and 95% logistic cost efficiency rate. Overall, the proposed framework exhibits significant potential for optimizing supply chain efficiency. Supply chain Multi-Head Attention Binary Dragonfly Optimization with Levy Flight Full Text Additional Declarations No competing interests reported. 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