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Improving Demand Analysis and Supply Chain Management for Hair Products During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Machine Learning Approach
Fecha
2023Registro en:
International Journal of Engineering Trends and Technology
2-s2.0-85177024241
Autor
Kato Yoshida, Valeria Midori
Mosquera Mendoza, Ivone Brigiethe
García López, Yván Jesús
Quiroz Flores, Juan Carlos
Institución
Resumen
This research analyzes the demand for hair care products during the COVID-19 pandemic. Two forecasting models, Arima and Sarima, based on Machine Learning technology, were proposed to improve data analysis and supply chain management. The results showed that the SARIMA model had higher mean absolute error levels than the Arima model. The study also analyzed the demand for four hair dyes using statistical models, finding that three had seasonal demand. The SARIMA model accurately predicted demand for most hair dyes except one. Errors in the predictions were measured using different indicators, and the SARIMA model had lower error levels than the Arima model. The study's results were validated and compared with previous research, showing that the SARIMA model predicted the demand for hair dyes. Overall, this study highlights the usefulness of Machine Learning models in demand analysis and supply chain management of hair care products during the COVID-19 pandemic. These findings provide a reference framework for manufacturing industries with similar characteristics that wish to optimize demand management using Machine Learning techniques.