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Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning with Shared Resources for Inventory Management

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arxiv 2212.07684 v2 pith:JHFGHX3P submitted 2022-12-15 cs.AI cs.LGmath.OC

classification cs.AIcs.LGmath.OC
keywords inventorycd-ppolearningmanagementproblemresourcessharedaccelerate
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In this paper, we consider the inventory management (IM) problem where we need to make replenishment decisions for a large number of stock keeping units (SKUs) to balance their supply and demand. In our setting, the constraint on the shared resources (such as the inventory capacity) couples the otherwise independent control for each SKU. We formulate the problem with this structure as Shared-Resource Stochastic Game (SRSG)and propose an efficient algorithm called Context-aware Decentralized PPO (CD-PPO). Through extensive experiments, we demonstrate that CD-PPO can accelerate the learning procedure compared with standard MARL algorithms.

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  1. Collaborating in a competitive world: Heterogeneous Multi-Agent Decision Making in Symbiotic Supply Chain Environments

    cs.MA 2025-01 conditional novelty 5.0 of 10

    Separate per-node policies reduce the bullwhip effect in a simulated two-node supply chain, but a single shared policy earns more in low-demand settings; SAC beats PPO in high demand.

  2. CORD: Generalizable Cooperation via Role Diversity

    cs.AI 2025-01 conditional novelty 5.0 of 10

    CORD improves zero-shot cooperation in multi-agent games by learning diverse, causally informed role assignments through an entropy-based objective.

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