The goal of this study was to empirically examine the relationship between individuals’ reported trust in automated driving features and their level self-confidence when driving. This utilized a series vignettes depict three different levels automation accordance with SAE International Automation. portrayed low (level 1), moderate (level3), high 5) functioning autonomous features. A self-effica...

multi-echelon inventory systems are one of the most important and attractive areas in modelling supply chain management so that several researches and studies have been done about. in this paper, the total cost function of a two-echelon inventory system with central warehouse and many identical retailers controlled by continuous review inventory policy is estimated. we have assumed the demand i...

It is a great pleasure to announce that the 2009Manufacturing & Service Operations Management Best Paper Award goes to Nicole DeHoratius, Adam J. Mersereau, and Linus Schrage for “Retail Inventory Management When Records Are Inaccurate” (2008). This annual award is given to one paper, published in one of the prior three volumes of M&SOM. Nominees were first appraised byM&SOM associate editors t...

We study a joint inventory and pricing problem in a single-stage system with a positive lead time. We consider both additive and multiplicative demand forms. This problem is, in general, intractable due to its computational complexity. We develop a simple heuristic that resolves this issue. The heuristic involves a myopic pricing policy that generates each period’s price as a function of the in...

We present a method to generate effective confirmation and guidance using concept-level confidence measures (CM) derived from speech recognizer output in order to handle speech recognition errors. We define two conceptlevel CM, which are on content-words and on semanticattributes, using 10-best outputs of the speech recognizer and parsing with phrase-level grammars. Content-word CM is useful fo...