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The Construction of the Size Pattern and the Determination of the Number of Sizes When Standardizing One Property

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In this chapter we shall derive the conditions the size pattern has to satisfy in order to be optimal. In the literature about the subject these conditions are called the “recursion formulae.” This term also shall be used by us; later in this chapter the meaning of the word “recursion” in this context will be explained.

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Bongers, C. (1980). The Construction of the Size Pattern and the Determination of the Number of Sizes When Standardizing One Property. In: Standardization: Mathematical Methods in Assortment Determination. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-6403-2_4

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