A comparison of unconstrained and constrained ordinary least squares for the combination of demand forecasts: A case study of the ordering and stocking of bank printed forms

A comparison of unconstrained and constrained ordinary least squares for the combination of demand forecasts: A case study of the ordering and stocking of bank printed forms

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Article ID: iaor2000238
Country: Netherlands
Volume: 87
Issue: 1
Start Page Number: 129
End Page Number: 140
Publication Date: Apr 1999
Journal: Annals of Operations Research
Authors: , ,
Keywords: inventory, programming: quadratic
Abstract:

A leading bank in Hong Kong consumes more than three hundred kinds of printed forms for its daily operations. It has an inventory control system for the forms management. A major problem of the system is to forecast the monthly demand of these forms. In this study, the idea of combination of forecasts is introduced and its practical problem is addressed. The individual forecasts come from well-established time series models and the weights for combination are estimated with quadratic programming.

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