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A decision network algorithm for multi-stage dynamic lot sizing problems

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  • Gencer, Cevriye
  • Erol, Serpil
  • Erol, Yalcin

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  • Gencer, Cevriye & Erol, Serpil & Erol, Yalcin, 1999. "A decision network algorithm for multi-stage dynamic lot sizing problems," International Journal of Production Economics, Elsevier, vol. 62(3), pages 281-285, September.
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