Paper_IJPE_Repository_3_Complete_Data_Generated_by_the_Simulator_of_Scenarios
Description
These data were generated using a custom-built simulator developed in Python 3.12 for three distinct scenarios. The experiments were conducted on a PC equipped with an Intel i5-1145G7 @ 2.60GHz processor and 32GB of RAM. The simulator implements the proposed RM-WSM approach and compares its performance against the traditional WSM (T-WSM) method, providing a comprehensive evaluation of both techniques. The 3 scenario are described as follows: Scenario 1 ā Standard Risk Scenario: ā¢ The simulation runs for 100 epochs. ā¢ The global order (št)==> follows a range of RUD: [500, 1,020,000]. ā¢ The risk probability (šš”)==> follows a range of RUD: [0.01 and 0.05]. ā¢ The purchase cost (šš”)==> follows a range of RUD: [10, 15]. ā¢ The risk loss cost (šš”)==> follows a range of RUD: [500, 800]. ā¢ The predefined threshold (šš”) ) is 100. ā¢ A conditional risk condition is applied when Location > 51. Scenario 2 ā High-Risk Frequency Scenario: ā¢ The simulation runs for 100 epochs. ā¢ The global order (št)==> follows a range of RUD: [500, 12,000], ā¢ The risk probability (šš”)==> follows a range of RUD: [0.06 to 0.08]. ā¢ The purchase cost (šš”)==> follows a range of RUD: [10, 15]. ā¢ The risk loss cost (šš”)==> follows a range of RUD: [500, 800]. ā¢ The predefined threshold (šš”) ) is 100. ā¢ A conditional risk condition is applied when Location > 51. Scenario 3 ā Reduced Global Order: ā¢ The simulation runs for 100 epochs. ā¢ The global order (št)==> follows a range of RUD: [300, 800]. ā¢ The risk probability (šš”)==> follows a range of RUD: [0.01, 0.05]. ā¢ The purchase cost (šš”)==> follows a range of RUD: [10, 15]. ā¢ The risk loss cost (šš”)==> follows a range of RUD: [500, 800]. ā¢ The predefined threshold (šš”) ) is 100. ā¢ A conditional risk condition is applied when Location > 51.
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Steps to reproduce
The steps to reproduce are available in the academic paper titled: FP-Growth-Based Risk Pattern Discovery for Dual Cost-Risk Mitigation in Resilient Multi-Sourcing Order Allocation under Time-Varying Demand