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Table 1.

Notations of inventory parameters and variables.

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Fig 1.

Inventory level of an item with multiple periods (discrete demand).

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Fig 2.

Inventory level of an item with multiple periods (continuous demand).

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Table 2.

Pseudocode of Monte Carlo in inventory simulation.

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Fig 3.

Implementation of positions updating in grey wolf optimizer.

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Fig 4.

Flowchart of the basic MOGWO algorithm.

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Table 3.

Pseudocode of multi-objective optimization.

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Table 4.

Initial parameters of inventory items.

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Fig 5.

Random demand for four items in 365 days.

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Fig 6.

Convergence analysis for the optimal solutions in the search space (Item 1).

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Fig 7.

Convergence analysis for the optimal solutions in search space (Item 2).

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Fig 8.

Convergence analysis for optimal solutions in the search space (Item 3).

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Fig 9.

Convergence analysis for optimal solutions in the search space (Item 4).

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Fig 10.

Pareto frontier of the optimization process.

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Fig 11.

Optimal solution from a set of solutions (μ = λ = 0.5).

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Table 5.

Sensitive analysis for inventory items (μ = λ = 0.5).

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