Reliable inventory data is an essential prerequisite for an effective management of supply chains. The purpose of this paper is to propose an efficient, cost-effective alternative to the widely used conventional methods based on high-cost sensor technologies. The proposed new approach relies on integrating a physical sensor with a custom-built estimation algorithm designed to derive accurate inventory data from inherently noisy sensor readings. The two key advantages are: an accurate, low-cost inventory estimation despite measurement noise, the capacity to regulate the convergence speed of the inventory estimation error toward zero.
Enhancing Noisy Inventory Data Accuracy in Perishable Supply Chains Using a Fast and Robust Observer Algorithm / Orsini, Valentina. - (2026), pp. 249-256. ( 15th International Conference on Operations Research and Enterprise Systems, ICORES 2026 Marbella Spain 9-11 March 2026) [10.5220/0014236400004055].
Enhancing Noisy Inventory Data Accuracy in Perishable Supply Chains Using a Fast and Robust Observer Algorithm
Orsini, Valentina
2026-01-01
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Reliable inventory data is an essential prerequisite for an effective management of supply chains. The purpose of this paper is to propose an efficient, cost-effective alternative to the widely used conventional methods based on high-cost sensor technologies. The proposed new approach relies on integrating a physical sensor with a custom-built estimation algorithm designed to derive accurate inventory data from inherently noisy sensor readings. The two key advantages are: an accurate, low-cost inventory estimation despite measurement noise, the capacity to regulate the convergence speed of the inventory estimation error toward zero.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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