IEEE Transactions on Automation Science and Engineering · 2014 · 118 citations · 35 references
ManagementIndustrial EngineeringOperations ManagementInventory ControlInventory ManagementSupply Chain EngineeringInventory Control SystemsInventory Management SystemsInventory Replenishment SystemsInventory SystemsInventory TheoryPeriodic Review SystemsConvergenceInventory Models With Lead TimesInventory ReplenishmentMaximum Stock Level PoliciesSliding Mode ControlStock Level ManagementStock Level OptimizationTransportation Losses
In this paper, a discrete-time sliding mode inventory management strategy based on a novel non-switching type reaching law is introduced. The proposed reaching law eliminates undesirable chattering, and ensures that the sliding variable rate of change is upper bounded by a design parameter which does not depend on the system initial conditions. This approach guarantees fast convergence with non-negative, upper limited supply orders, and ensures that the maximum stock level may be specified a priori by the system designer. Furthermore, a sufficient condition for 100% customers' demand satisfaction is derived. The inventory replenishment system considered in this paper involves multiple suppliers with different lead times and different transportation losses in the delivery channels.
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The invariance conditions in variable structure systems
Branislava Draženović · Automatica · 1969 · 928 citations