In an (s, Q) system, it can be shown that the inventory position has a uniform distribution
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In an (s, Q) system, it can be shown that the inventory position has a uniform distribution with probability 1/Q at each of the integers s + 1, s + 2, ... , s + Q − 1, s + Q.
a. Using this result, show, for Poisson demand and the B2 shortage cost measure, that ETRC(s) = vr s x0=0
(s − x0)pp0 (x0|ˆxL) + B2vD
Q j=1 1
Q
∞
x0=s+j pp0 (x0|ˆxL)
b. Show that indifference between s and s + 1 exists when Q
j=1 pp0 (s + j|ˆxL)
pp0≤(s|ˆxL) = Qr DB2
(Note: pp0 (x0|ˆxL) is the p.m.f. of a Poisson variable with mean xˆL.)
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Inventory And Production Management In Supply Chains
ISBN: 9781032179322
4th Edition
Authors: Edward A Silver, David F Pyke, Douglas J Thomas
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