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2005
DOI: 10.1080/00137910590949904
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On The Validity of The Geometric Brownian Motion Assumption

Abstract: The geometric Brownian motion (GBM) process is frequently invoked as a model for such diverse quantities as stock prices, natural resource prices and the growth in demand for products or services. We discuss a process for checking whether a given time series follows the GBM process. Methods to remove seasonal variation from such a time series are also analyzed. Of four industries studied, the historical time series for usage of established services meet the criteria for a GBM; however, the data for growth of e… Show more

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“…The assumption of exponentially increasing demand over an infinite horizon is strong. However, the geometric Brownian motion assumption for demand is supported by statistical analysis of the actual usage of electric power and airline travel over recent decades [18]. Also, the expansion size policy assumed by Whitt [32] for geometric Brownian motion demand without lead times and with no particular assumption about expansion costs, which is the same policy used in this paper, was found to match the actual industry-wide expansions of chemical production capacity over two decades [13].…”
Section: Problem Definition and Notationmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…The assumption of exponentially increasing demand over an infinite horizon is strong. However, the geometric Brownian motion assumption for demand is supported by statistical analysis of the actual usage of electric power and airline travel over recent decades [18]. Also, the expansion size policy assumed by Whitt [32] for geometric Brownian motion demand without lead times and with no particular assumption about expansion costs, which is the same policy used in this paper, was found to match the actual industry-wide expansions of chemical production capacity over two decades [13].…”
Section: Problem Definition and Notationmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…The uncertainty in demand growth in each region is modeled by a Geometric Brownian Motion (GBM) (Marathe and Ryan, 2005). The model takes into consideration the cross-correlation between the growth rates of both systems.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Nesse caso, é necessário removê-la para que a aceitação ou rejeição de um processo estocástico como um MGB não seja equivocada (Marathe & Ryan, 2005).…”
Section: Processo De Wiener E Movimento Geométrico Brownianounclassified
“…Conforme indicado por Marathe & Ryan (2005), para testar se o MGB é válido para representar o crescimento da demanda, é necessário dessazonalizar os dados. Para tanto, com base na metodologia descrita na seção 3.3.2 (Séries com sazonalidade), foram dessazonalizados os dados utilizando as equações (3.23), (3.24) e (3.25).…”
Section: Variáveis De Incerteza E Definição Dos Parâmetros Dos Procesunclassified