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公开(公告)号:US20190147462A1
公开(公告)日:2019-05-16
申请号:US15809609
申请日:2017-11-10
申请人: Target Brands, Inc.
摘要: A computer-implemented method uses sales data to fit static parameters of a demand prediction model that predicts a current demand based in part on a previous demand. The static parameters and the sales data are then used to fit dynamic states of a structural time series model, wherein the dynamic states change over time and are different for different time periods. A time period for a future price is selected and the future price is applied to the structural time-series model using the dynamic states for the time period to generate an expected demand for the time period.
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公开(公告)号:US12079828B2
公开(公告)日:2024-09-03
申请号:US17529075
申请日:2021-11-17
申请人: Target Brands, Inc.
发明人: Omar N. Jabri , Adam Riggall , Duane Sizemore , Peter Kim , Tikhon Jelvis , Yang Liu , Saibal Bhattacharya , Sayon Majumdar , Zeynep Erkin Baz
IPC分类号: G06Q30/02 , G06Q10/067 , G06Q10/087 , G06Q30/0202 , G06Q30/0601
CPC分类号: G06Q30/0202 , G06Q10/067 , G06Q10/087 , G06Q30/0625
摘要: Methods and systems for forecasting demand for items across multiple channels are disclosed. In some implementations, multi-channel demand forecasting may be performed on a per-item, per-location basis, by selectively generating item-location forecasts for each item and location within a supply chain for each channel, or disaggregating a chain level forecast on a per-item basis to each location. Particular selection of an appropriate model, and selective training of models, allows for efficient computation of such forecasts across a large supply chain with thousands of locations and hundreds of thousands, or millions, of items for which forecasts are generated.
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公开(公告)号:US20230153844A1
公开(公告)日:2023-05-18
申请号:US17529075
申请日:2021-11-17
申请人: Target Brands, Inc.
发明人: Omar N. Jari , Adam Riggall , Duane Sizemore , Peter Kim , Tikhon Jelvis , Claire Liu , Saibal Bhattacharya , Sayon Majumdar , Zeynep Erkin Baz
CPC分类号: G06Q30/0202 , G06Q10/067 , G06Q10/087 , G06Q30/0625
摘要: Methods and systems for forecasting demand for items across multiple channels are disclosed. In some implementations, multi-channel demand forecasting may be performed on a per-item, per-location basis, by selectively generating item-location forecasts for each item and location within a supply chain for each channel, or disaggregating a chain level forecast on a per-item basis to each location. Particular selection of an appropriate model, and selective training of models, allows for efficient computation of such forecasts across a large supply chain with thousands of locations and hundreds of thousands, or millions, of items for which forecasts are generated.
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