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This article analyzes a discrete time lost sales inventory system with partially observed demand and unobserved … shrinkages which happen both before and after the demand realization. When the demand exceeds the remaining inventory, the unmet … demand is lost and unobserved. This problem in general has a nonlinear state evolution, and we use unmoralized probability to …
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This paper considers the case of partially observed demand in the context of a multi-period inventory problem with lost … sales. Demand in a period is observed if it is less than the inventory level in that period and the leftover inventory is …. These observations are used to update the demand distributions over time. The state of the resulting dynamic program …
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placed only at the beginning of a period, and (3) the EOQ model assumes stationary demand over an infinite horizon, whereas … we assume stationary demand in the initial few periods and allow it to be time varying in the subsequent periods. It is … assumed that the demand in a period occurs continuously at a constant rate and must be filled immediately; it means, shortages …
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true for customer demand. As a result, stationary demand distributions are crude approximations of true customer behavior … comprehensive treatment of inventory models with Markov-modulated demand. The distribution of demand in these models depends on the …. Examples are products with cyclical and seasonal demands, products with distinct life-cycles or products whose demand …
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in each period based on the observed demand signal in that period. Moreover, the vendor is committed to a specific … with the possibility of supplementing it based on a demand signal observed at the second stage. The problem is to maximize … his expected profit subject to a constraint on his overall service performance across all possible values of the demand …
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This paper proposes a new methodology to solve partially observed inventory problems. Generally, these problems have infinitedimensional states that are conditional distribution of the inventory level. Our methodology involves linearizing the state transitions via unnormalized probabilities. It...
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A supplier provides several lead-time options to its customers in a periodic review inventory system. The replenishment lead time is a multiple of the inventory review cycle. Customers are classified into two groups: short lead-time customers requiring the product immediately and long lead-time...
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continuous future demands. We provide several conditions under which a discrete-demand forecast horizon is also a continuous-demand …
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This paper studies multiproduct inventory models with stochastic demands and a warehousing constraint. Finite horizon as well as stationary and nonstationary discounted-cost infinite-horizon problems are addressed. Existence of optimal feedback policies is established under fairly general...
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This paper investigates the dynamic inventory model for the case when production in a period is restricted to a finite set of specified values. The model allows the production rate to be any value in the set {0, P, 2P, ..., mP}, where m is a nonnegative integer. It is assumed that the setup cost...
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