Evolving Model Research of Layered Agri-Food Supply Chains Weighted Complex Networks

Yang Li; Zi Ping Du; Liang Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.981.972

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Evolving Model Research of Layered Agri-Food Supply Chains Weighted Complex Networks

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In this paper, we analyzed the characteristics of the agri-food supply chain network, described the reasons of the network hierarchy generated. Based on the analysis we proposed a layered agri-food supply chains weighted complex network model. This model possess topological characteristics of the real network, and effectively depicted the mechanism of formation and evolution of the agri-food supply chain network. This has important practical and theoretical significance for the rational design of agri-food supply chain network.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 981)

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Yang Li*, Zi Ping Du, Liang Zhang

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Agri-Food Supply Chain Network, Complex Network, Evolving Model

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