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摘要
我们采用非参数方法研究了需求分布未知的多地点库存系统。该系统由多个配送中心和客户所在地组成,产品从配送中心发货以满足客户需求。我们提出了一种用于自适应库存管理的新型算法 DMLI。在特定条件下,我们确定了 DMLI 的平均预期 T 期后悔收敛到 O(1/T) 的最优率。
Nonparametric data-driven learning algorithms for multilocation inventory systems
We study a multilocation inventory system with unknown demand distribution using a nonparametric approach. The system consists of multiple distribution centers and customer locations, where products are shipped from the distribution centers to fulfill customer demands. We propose a novel algorithm, DMLI, for adaptive inventory management. Under specific conditions, we establish that the average expected T-period regret of DMLI converges to the optimal rate of .
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