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Dr. Magdy Helal :: Publications:

Title:
Detecting and analyzing patterns in supply chain behavior. International journal of simulation and process modeling, (2)3/4: 198-209
Authors: Rabelo, L., Helal, M., Dawson, J., Moraga, R.
Year: 2006
Keywords: SCM; system dynamics; SD; neural networks; eigenvalue analysis
Journal: International journal of simulation and process modeling
Volume: 2
Issue: 3/4
Pages: 198-209
Publisher: Not Available
Local/International: International
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Abstract:

Using outputs of a supply chain system dynamics model, neural networks’ pattern recognition capabilities and eigen value analysis are utilised to detect and analyse behavioural changes in the supply chain and predict their impact in the short- and long-term horizons on performances. Neural networks are used to detect changes in the supply chain behaviour at a very early stage of their occurrence so that an enterprise would have enough time to respond and counteract any unwanted situations. Then, the principles of stability and controllability are used to apply and make modifications to the information and material flows to avoid undesirable behaviours.

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