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stochastic model applications 31 probability 18 probability: stochastic model applications 15 Stochastic process 12 Stochastischer Prozess 12 Theorie 10 Theory 10 Mathematical programming 8 Mathematische Optimierung 8 Probability theory 6 Wahrscheinlichkeitsrechnung 6 asset pricing 6 dynamic programming 5 finance 5 queues 5 Dynamic programming 4 Dynamische Optimierung 4 Markov chain 4 Markov-Kette 4 Queueing theory 4 Warteschlangentheorie 4 Game theory 3 Revenue management 3 Spieltheorie 3 Stochastic model applications 3 applications 3 decision analysis 3 CAPM 2 Gesundheitsversorgung 2 Gesundheitswesen 2 Health care 2 Health care system 2 Market structure 2 Markov processes 2 Marktstruktur 2 Network economics 2 Netzwerkökonomik 2 Option pricing theory 2 Optionspreistheorie 2 Preismanagement 2
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Article 49 Book / Working Paper 2
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Article in journal 23 Aufsatz in Zeitschrift 23
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Undetermined 28 English 23
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Barrieu, Pauline 2 Chelst, Kenneth R. 2 Fehr, Max 2 Glasserman, Paul 2 Gupta, Diwakar 2 Weintraub, Gabriel 2 Adler, Ilan 1 Allon, Gad 1 Amaruchkul, Kannapha 1 Ata, Barış 1 Balseiro, Santiago R. 1 Barlach, Ziv 1 Bensoussan, Alain 1 Beveridge, Christopher 1 Bimpikis, Kostas 1 Blanchard, Moïse 1 Blin, Jean-Marie 1 Brandeau, Margaret L. 1 Brown, David B. 1 Cai, Ning 1 Cao, Yang 1 Charnes, A. 1 Chelst, Kenneth 1 Chen, Chen 1 Chen, M. Keith 1 Chung, Casey 1 Cooper, W. W. 1 Debo, Laurens G. 1 Dellarocas, Chrysanthos 1 Dodson, Joe A. 1 Dong, Chuanwen 1 Eraker, Bjørn 1 Erlenkotter, Donald 1 Federgruen, Awi 1 Feng, Yinbo 1 Fishburn, Peter C. 1 Frazier, Peter I. 1 Gerchak, Yigal 1 Giesecke, Kay 1 Haugh, Martin B. 1
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Fakultät für Wirtschaftswissenschaft, Otto-von-Guericke-Universität Magdeburg 1 London School of Economics (LSE) 1
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Management Science 24 Management science : journal of the Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences 8 Operations research 7 European journal of operational research : EJOR 1 FEMM Working Papers 1 INFORMS journal on applied analytics 1 INFORMS journal on computing : JOC 1 INFORMS journal on computing : JOC ; charting new directions in operations research and computer science ; a journal of the Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences 1 International transactions in operational research : a journal of the International Federation of Operational Research Societies 1 Journal of Air Transport Management 1 LSE Research Online Documents on Economics 1 Manufacturing & Service Operations Management 1 Manufacturing & service operations management : M & SOM 1 Mathematics of operations research 1 Production and operations management : an international journal of the Production and Operations Management Society 1
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RePEc 28 ECONIS (ZBW) 23
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Economic Design of Control Charts with Different Control Limits for Different Assignable Causes
Tagaras, George; Lee, Hau L. - In: Management Science 34 (1988) 11, pp. 1347-1366
The use of multiple control limits and multiple corresponding levels of response for processes is an effective way for statistical process control when different assignable causes exist which lead to different out-of-control states of the processes, and different restoration procedures. This...
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Discounted and Per Unit Costs of Product Warranty
Mamer, John W. - In: Management Science 33 (1987) 7, pp. 916-930
This paper proposes a detailed model of the costs and benefits to producers and consumers of product warranty. Three common types of product warranty contract are considered. In addition, we explicitly allow for randomness in consumer repurchase behavior and for the possibility of an independent...
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Blood Inventory Management: An Overview of Theory and Practice
Prastacos, Gregory P. - In: Management Science 30 (1984) 7, pp. 777-800
Blood Inventory Management has attracted significant interest from the Operations Research profession during the last 15 years. A number of methodological contributions have been made in the areas of inventory theory and combinatoric optimization that can be of use to other products or systems....
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Response to "Decision Problems Under Risk and Chance Constrained Programming: Dilemmas in the Transition"
Charnes, A.; Cooper, W. W. - In: Management Science 29 (1983) 6, pp. 750-753
Once again we show that the analysis of a very simple artificial example contrived by its authors for a general indictment of all chance constrained programming is itself in error. Proofs and further references are supplied below along with a discussion of other deficiencies and ambiguities in...
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Modeling the Pharmacologic Treatment of Hypertension
Moyé, Lemuel A.; Roberts, Stephen D. - In: Management Science 28 (1982) 7, pp. 781-797
We have developed a stochastic representation of the pharmacologic treatment of hypertension that is useful in predicting the outcome of various therapy protocols (sequences of antihypertension agents). Important variables (compliance, pharmacologic potency, incidence of side effects, symptoms...
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Deployment of One- vs. Two-Officer Patrol Units: A Comparison of Travel Times
Chelst, Kenneth R. - In: Management Science 27 (1981) 2, pp. 213-230
In this paper we compare the performance of one-officer and two-officer police patrol units using travel time as the measure of performance. We estimate travel times under two different models of dispatch operations. The first model reflects most existing dispatch systems in which patrol units...
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A Stochastic Cutting Stock Procedure: Cutting Rolls of Insulating Tape
Sculli, D. - In: Management Science 27 (1981) 8, pp. 946-952
This paper develops a one-dimensional cutting stock procedure which will minimize material wastage when a batch of small pieces are cut from several long pieces. The problem differs from the classical one-dimensional cutting stock problem in that the dimensions of the material to be cut are...
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Multiple Unit Dispatches in Emergency Services: Models to Estimate System Performance
Chelst, Kenneth R.; Barlach, Ziv - In: Management Science 27 (1981) 12, pp. 1390-1409
One emergency service system model that has undergone extensive development and testing is the hypercube queuing model and its approximate analog, which were developed by Larson. The model estimates key system performance measures, such as individual unit workloads and travel times. One...
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The Relationship between Attributes, Brand Preference, and Choice: A Stochastic View
Blin, Jean-Marie; Dodson, Joe A. - In: Management Science 26 (1980) 6, pp. 606-619
This paper draws from two separate research traditions in marketing theories of consumer behavior: multiattribute expectancy-value models and stochastic choice models. A behavioral basis for the observed brand-switching phenomenon is found in the multiattributed evaluation of alternatives and...
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An Algorithm for Deploying a Crime Directed (Tactical) Patrol Force
Chelst, Kenneth - In: Management Science 24 (1978) 12, pp. 1314-1327
This paper presents an algorithm for deploying a crime directed patrol force. The optimization problem is formulated as the allocation of N patrol among R high crime regions so as to maximize the weighted probability of a patrol intercept of a crime. The algorithm has full sensitivity analysis...
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