Inventory control problems arise in various industries, and each single real-world inventory is replete with non-standard factors and subtleties. Practical stochastic inventory control problems are often analytically intractable, because of their complexity. In this regard, simulation-optimization is becoming more and more popular tool for solving complicated business-driven problems. Unfortunately, simulation, especially detailed, is both time and memory consuming. In the light of this fact, it may be more reasonable to use an alternative cheaper-to-compute metamodel, which is specifically designed in order to approximate an original simulation. In this research we discus metamodelling of stochastic multiproduct inventory control system with perishable products using a multilayer perceptron with a rectified linear unit as an activation function.
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Jackson, I., Tolujevs, J., Lang, S., & Kegenbekov, Z. (2019). Metamodelling of Inventory-Control Simulations Based on a Multilayer Perceptron. Transport and Telecommunication, 20(3), 251–259. https://doi.org/10.2478/ttj-2019-0021
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