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arXiv AI By Balaji Venkateswaran

Travel Time Prediction in Supply Chain Management Using Machine Learning

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The study explores machine learning and deep learning techniques to predict travel time for transportation and logistics within supply chain systems. By leveraging extensive historical data, it aims to build an accurate model that estimates travel times for inventory movement. The research emphasizes the importance of precise travel time predictions for improving logistics consistency, performance, and planning across the supply chain.

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