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Autores principales: Verbeken, Brecht, Guerry, Marie-Anne
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Publicado: 2023
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Acceso en línea:https://arxiv.org/abs/2306.02088
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author Verbeken, Brecht
Guerry, Marie-Anne
author_facet Verbeken, Brecht
Guerry, Marie-Anne
contents In previous research the importance of both Markov and semi-Markov models in manpower planning is highlighted. Maintainability of population structures for different types of personnel strategies (i.e. under control by promotion and control by recruitment) were extensively investigated for various types of Markov models (homogeneous as well as non-homogeneous) (Bartholomew, 1967; Vassiliou and Tsantas, 1984a). Semi-Markov models are extensions of Markov models that account for duration of stay in the states. Less attention is paid to the study of maintainability for semi-Markov models. Although, some interesting maintainability results were obtained for non-homogeneous semi-Markov models (Vassiliou and Papadopoulou, 1992). The current paper focuses on discrete-time homogeneous semi-Markov models, and explores the concept of maintainable population structures in this setting for a system with constant total size or one with a growth factor. In particular, a new concept of maintainability is introduced, the so called State Re-union maintainability (SR-maintainability). Moreover, we show that, under certain conditions, the seniority-based paths associated with the SR-maintainable structures converge. This allows to characterize the convex set of SR-maintainable structures.
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spellingShingle State Re-union Maintainability for Semi-Markov Models in Manpower Planning
Verbeken, Brecht
Guerry, Marie-Anne
Probability
In previous research the importance of both Markov and semi-Markov models in manpower planning is highlighted. Maintainability of population structures for different types of personnel strategies (i.e. under control by promotion and control by recruitment) were extensively investigated for various types of Markov models (homogeneous as well as non-homogeneous) (Bartholomew, 1967; Vassiliou and Tsantas, 1984a). Semi-Markov models are extensions of Markov models that account for duration of stay in the states. Less attention is paid to the study of maintainability for semi-Markov models. Although, some interesting maintainability results were obtained for non-homogeneous semi-Markov models (Vassiliou and Papadopoulou, 1992). The current paper focuses on discrete-time homogeneous semi-Markov models, and explores the concept of maintainable population structures in this setting for a system with constant total size or one with a growth factor. In particular, a new concept of maintainability is introduced, the so called State Re-union maintainability (SR-maintainability). Moreover, we show that, under certain conditions, the seniority-based paths associated with the SR-maintainable structures converge. This allows to characterize the convex set of SR-maintainable structures.
title State Re-union Maintainability for Semi-Markov Models in Manpower Planning
topic Probability
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2306.02088