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Efficient propagation of uncertainties in manufacturing supply chains: time buckets, L-leap, and multilevel Monte Carlo methods

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Uncertainty propagation of large-scale discrete supply chains can be prohibitive when numerous events occur during the simulated period and when discrete-event simulations (DES) are costly. We present a time-bucket method to approximate and accelerate the DES of supply chains. Its stochastic...

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