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Abstract
Practices for optimal inventory management are a need at supply chains, especially for nished industrial products. A contribution to this logistic chain consists in nding efcient forecast of products demand, which permits to minimize cost inventory management, aspects that are more difcult in the presence of few historical data. This work proposal consists in the application of various Bayesian techniques with an optimization method, comparing its efciency with MAPE indicator for demand forecasting, with few historical data. Results indicate that the expected value technique with an order 1 delay in the parameters, using Tabu metaheuristic shows the best accuracy in the forecast.
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