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We study a staffing optimization problem in multi-skill call centers. The objective is to minimize the total cost of agents under some quality of service (Q...
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Faster delivery, lower shipping costs, and a higher chance of product availability, are some of the benefits offered by an omnichannel business model. Assumi...
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We analyze a capital accumulation game in a dynamic version of Cournot duopoly model of complements. In this game, firms' instant profits are discontinuous a...
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We review dynamic quality models both in single-agent setup and in a competitive framework. Our objectives are: (1) to give the reader a vantage point on t...
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Product recalls are often consequences of quality failures. While such failures are related to a manufacturer's or supplier's design quality, the perceived q...
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It is a challenge to sustain cooperation in a finite-horizon dynamic game. Since players generally have an incentive to deviate to their noncooperative str...
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This paper introduces the consistent production routing problem in a setting with multiple plants and products. The problem consists in finding minimum-cost ...
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Distance metric learning algorithms aim to appropriately measure similarities and distances between data points. In the context of clustering, metric learnin...
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In this paper, we introduce a framework for new product dfiffusion that integrates consumer heterogeneity and strategic interactions at individual level. For...
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Restless bandits are a class of sequential resource allocation problems concerned with allocating one or more resources among several alternative processes...
BibTeX referenceStatistical learning with the determinantal point process
The determinantal point process (DPP) provides a promising and attractive alternative to simple random sampling in cluster analysis or classification, for th...
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Clustering algorithms help identify homogeneous subgroups from data. In some cases, additional information about the relationship among some subsets of the d...
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We address the problem of accelerating column generation (CG) for set-covering formulations via dual optimal inequalities (DOI). DOI use knowledge of the du...
BibTeX referenceDynamic marketing policies with online-review-sensitive consumers: A mean-field games approach
We consider a large group of consumers who can choose between two products at each purchasing occasion. Their choice is influenced by the marketing strateg...
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In this paper, we study the competition between national brands and private labels (or store brands) by analyzing the impacts of their presence on strategies...
BibTeX referenceConvex fuzzy k-medoids clustering
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-medoids clustering is among the most popular methods for cluster analysis, but it carries several assumptions about the nature of the latent clusters...
Recommender systems make use of different sources of information for providing users with recommendations of items. Such systems are often based on collabor...
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Top-tier customers -that is, those 20% of customers that typically bring in 80% of all profits- are extremely valuable to companies. In the many instances ...
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We consider the multivariate linear model for multilevel data where units are nested within a hierarchy of clusters. We propose permutation procedures to tes...
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It is well known that strategic consumers can harm firms' profits by delaying their purchases, to buy at discounted price. A retailer can induce consumers ...
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