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What are Some Common Techniques Used?
Some common techniques in stochastic programming include:
Scenario Analysis
: Creating and analyzing different possible future states.
Monte Carlo Simulation
: Using random sampling to understand the impact of uncertainty.
Two-Stage Stochastic Programming
: Optimizing decisions in two stages, considering initial decisions and subsequent adjustments.
Stochastic Dynamic Programming
: Extending the optimization over multiple stages with decision rules.
Robust Optimization
: Focusing on solutions that are feasible under all scenarios.
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