“…if we expect the demand to go up by 20%, we would run the exact same model, but just put a modifier 1.2 in front of the demand…”

Tim Varelmann · Software Engineering Radio - the podcast for professional software developers · Tim Varelmann on Mathematical Optimization for Software Engineers

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Apply a 1.2 multiplier to the demand forecast in the existing stock-risk optimization model to simulate a 20% demand increase and rerun the model

1.2 (20% demand increase)

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