A Data-Driven Approach Using Recurrent Neural Networks for Material Demand Forecasting in Manufacturing

Background: In the current context of increasing competitiveness and complexity in markets, accurate demand forecasting has become a key element for efficient production planning. Methods: This study implements recurrent neural networks (RNNs) to predict raw material demand using historical sales data, leveraging their ability to identify complex temporal patterns by analyzing 156 historical records. Results: The findings reveal that the RNN-based model significantly outperforms traditional methods in predictive accuracy when sufficient data is available. Conclusions: Although integration with MRP systems is not explored, the results demonstrate the potential of this deep learning approach to improve decision-making in production management, offering an innovative solution for increasingly dynamic and demanding industrial environments.

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Logistics
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2025-09-12
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https://doi.org/10.3390/logistics9030130
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Forecasting Techniques and Applications
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Background: In the current context of increasing competitiveness and complexity in markets, accurate demand forecasting has become a key element for efficient production planning. Methods: This study implements recurrent neural networks (RNNs) to predict raw material demand using historical sales data, leveraging their ability to identify complex temporal patterns by analyzing 156 historical records. Results: The findings reveal that the RNN-based model significantly outperforms traditional methods in predictive accuracy when sufficient data is available. Conclusions: Although integration with MRP systems is not explored, the results demonstrate the potential of this deep learning approach to improve decision-making in production management, offering an innovative solution for increasingly dynamic and demanding industrial environments.

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