ICAISC 2014: Artificial Intelligence and Soft Computing pp 548-557 | Cite as
Implementing a Supply Chain Management Policy System Based on Rough Set Theory
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Abstract
This paper presents a new method for raw material classification based on rough set theory. The classification method is used within the distribution network of a supply chain management system. An expert system is developed based a set of decision rules. The purpose of the expert system is to configure the distribution policies in order to reduce the transportation and storage costs as well as downtime risks.
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