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The Compensation Method Applied to a One-Product Production Inventory Problem

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Graves, Stephen C.; Keilson, Julian
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This paper considers a one-product, one-machine production/inventory probelm. Demand requests for the product are governed by a Poisson process with demand size being an exponential random variable. The production facility may be in production or idle; while in production, the facility produces continuously at a constant rate. The objective is to minimize system costs consisting of setup costs, inventory holding costs, and backorder costs. Given a two-critical-number policy, the problem is analyzed as a constrained Markov process using the compensation method. The policy space may then be searched to find the optimal policy.
Date issued
1978-07
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http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/5364
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Operations Research Center
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Operations Research Center Working Paper;OR 077-78

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