February 2018
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81 Reads
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33 Citations
Energy
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February 2018
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81 Reads
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33 Citations
Energy
February 2017
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32 Reads
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9 Citations
Knowledge-Based Systems
When introducing new products, companies seek maximal profits by determining an optimal production plan and marketing strategy. However, if they have limited production capacity, there is a conflict between sales and production due to the differences in their respective goals. When two generations of the same product co-exist in the market, consumer behavior can have a significant influence on product diffusion. In this paper,consumers are divided into four categories based on supply constraints,and production strategies are classified into two distinct types. After modelling the demand diffusion and sorting the customer relationships into the different production strategies, two bi-level models for two-generation product diffusion are proposed,both of which take profit as the upper level goal and stable production as the lower level goal. An interactive dynamic programming based genetic algorithm (IDP-GA) is then designed to solve the bi-level models. The results found that scientific and practical production planning methods based on new product diffusion under supply constraints can achieve suitable results for both levels.
... Coal is one of the most important energy sources in the world, accounting for about 27.6% of the total primary energy consumption [1,2], and the lifeblood of China's national economy [3]. Coking coal is a scarce high-quality coal resource and an important raw material for the steel and chemical industries and plays a huge role in China's economic development. ...
February 2018
Energy
... Thus, the manufacturers should handle the market of newly developed and prior (planned obsolescence) products simultaneously. Managing newly developed products while older generations of products are not obsolete yet makes the NPD process even more complex because there are interactions between different generations of products and the uncertainty level of newly developed products is high [4]. Therefore, there is a critical need for developing proper approaches for managing the challenges related to the SLC products. ...
February 2017
Knowledge-Based Systems