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2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.cie.2018.12.017
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A data mining-based framework for supply chain risk management

Abstract: Increased risk exposure levels, technological developments and the growing information overload in supply chain networks drive organizations to embrace data-driven approaches in Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM). Data Mining (DM) employs multiple analytical techniques for intelligent and timely decision making; however, its potential is not entirely explored for SCRM. The paper aims to develop a DM-based framework for the identification, assessment and mitigation of different type of risks in supply chains. … Show more

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“…Con la información es posible realizar reglas de razonamiento y ser aprovechadas por técnicas básicas como los sistemas expertos y la lógica difusa. Ejemplo de lo anterior, se tiene el trabajo realizado por [74] que riesgo al cual se somete el diseño de una nueva cadena de suministro.…”
Section: Sistemas De Razonamiento Y Lógica Difusaunclassified
“…Con la información es posible realizar reglas de razonamiento y ser aprovechadas por técnicas básicas como los sistemas expertos y la lógica difusa. Ejemplo de lo anterior, se tiene el trabajo realizado por [74] que riesgo al cual se somete el diseño de una nueva cadena de suministro.…”
Section: Sistemas De Razonamiento Y Lógica Difusaunclassified
“…Market risk refers to the direct and indirect impact of uncertain market factors on various links in the supply chain. This paper considers the risk factors that may cause damage to the supply chain in terms of supply, demand, and the market [22,28,55,56].…”
Section: Market Risk (E1)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Solving the aforementioned issues requires advanced tools and techniques, and data mining (DM) could be regarded as an optimal algorithm to find potential information and extract 3PL S&D data in batchwise, real time, and near-time owing to its advanced analytic capability to make efficient, intelligent, and timely decisions [31,32]. DM is roughly classified into six categories: classification, regression, clustering, prediction, association, and diagnosis, among which the most representative is C4.5, K-means, SVM, Apriori, EM, Pag-eRank, AdaBoost, kNN, Naive Bayes, and CART [33].…”
Section: Data Mining Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%