Examples of such interaction penalties for a one-dimensional label set L include the truncated quadratic V(&agr;,&bgr;)=min(K,|&agr;−&bgr;|2) (a semi-metric) and the truncated absolute distance V(&agr;,&bgr;)=min(K,|&agr;−&bgr;|) (a metric), where K is some constant. ...
Conventional approaches like moving averages and the Croston method, which is commonly used, may not be effective in dealing with the growing volatility of the supply chain [11,18,19]. The demand patterns in the supply chain industry are constantly changing due to technological advancements, ...
At this point, ‖𝑇1𝑅1‖=𝑑11, ‖𝑇2𝑅1‖=𝑑21 we can find 𝑑21 is the maximum distance for line segment 𝑇2𝑅1 . 2. When 𝑑122 > 𝑑212, as shown in Figure 11. Figure 11. The placement spacing of heterogeneous BR sequence 𝑇1−𝑅𝑛−𝑇2 when ...