Supply chain flexibility assessment by multivariate regression and neural networks
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Jeeva, Ananda
Guo, W.
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2010Type
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Jeeva, Ananda and Guo, William. 2010. Supply chain flexibility assessment by multivariate regression and neural networks, in Zhigang Zeng and Jun Wang (ed), Seventh international symposium on neural networks, Jun 6 2010, pp. 845-852. Shanghai, China: Springer-Verlag.
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Supply chain flexibility assessment by multivariate regression and neural networks
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Seventh international symposium on neural networks
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Curtin Business School
School of Information Systems
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This paper compares two vastly different methods of analysis - multiple regression and neural networks, in supply chain flexibility assessment. Data of manufacturing firms evaluating their prominent suppliers were analysed by multiple regression and simulated using three-layer multilayer perceptron (MLP) neural networks. Our study shows that NN can accurately determine a supplier?s flexibility capability within an error of 1% The incorporation of these two methods can lead to better understanding and dynamic prediction of supply chain flexibility for buyers.
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