OPTIMIZATION OF THE AVERAGE MONTHLY COST OF AN EOQ INVENTORY MODEL FOR DETERIORATING ITEMS IN MACHINE LEARNING USING PYTHON

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In many stock disintegration issues of the real world, the decay pace of certain things might be influenced by other contiguous things. Depending on the situation, the influence of weakened items can be reduced by eliminating them through examination. We specify a model that impacts the average monthly cost, and the non-linear programming Lagrangian method is solved the specified model. The fuzzify inventory model is used to determine the lowest cost by employing a trapezoidal fuzzy number, and the defuzzification process is performed using the graded mean integration representation method. To test the model, we created a CSV file, used PYTHON (version 3.8.5), we developed a program to predict the economic order quantity and total cost.

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Kalaiarasi, K., Soundaria, R., Kausar, N., Agarwal, P., Aydi, H., & Alsamir, H. (2021). OPTIMIZATION OF THE AVERAGE MONTHLY COST OF AN EOQ INVENTORY MODEL FOR DETERIORATING ITEMS IN MACHINE LEARNING USING PYTHON. Thermal Science, 25(SpecialIssue 2), S347–S358. https://doi.org/10.2298/TSCI21S2347K

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