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An eclectic algorithm for inventory replenishment for items with increasing linear trend in demand

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1993An analytic eclectic heuristic for replenishment with linear increasing demand22 cited
2007Optimal replenishment policies with allowable shortages for a product life cycle21 cited

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A simple rule for determining replenishment intervals of an inventory item with linear decreasing demand rate

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1999Comparison of several heuristics using an analytic procedure for replenishment with non-linear increasing demand14 cited

1995Comparison of heuristic procedures for the inventory replenishment problem with a linear trend in demand12 cited