Subrata Saha

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2022
[j33]
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Reena Das, Sarkaft Saleh, Izabela Nielsen, Anilava Kaviraj, Prashant Sharma, Kartick Dey, Subrata Saha:
Performance analysis of machine learning algorithms and screening formulae for β-thalassemia trait screening of Indian antenatal women. Int. J. Medical Informatics 167: 104866 (2022)
2019
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Kartick Dey, Debajyoti Chatterjee, Subrata Saha, Ilkyeong Moon:
Dynamic versus static rebates: an investigation on price, displayed stock level, and rebate-induced demand using a hybrid bat algorithm. Ann. Oper. Res. 279(1-2): 187-219 (2019)
[j22]
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Kartick Dey, Sankhadip Roy, Subrata Saha:
The impact of strategic inventory and procurement strategies on green product design in a two-period supply chain. Int. J. Prod. Res. 57(7): 1915-1948 (2019)
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Sani Majumder, Subrata Saha, Kartick Dey:
Green Manufacturing in a Decentralized Supply Chain. ICITAM 2019: 549-556

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