Annals of Operations Research
1997 - 2025
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Volume 354, month 11, 2025
- Artificial intelligence transparency and interpretability: implications for operations research pp. 1-4

- Ali Emrouznejad and Soumyadeb Chowdhury
- The role played by responsible artificial intelligence (RAI) in improving supply chain performance in the MSME sector: an empirical inquiry pp. 5-34

- Abhishek Behl, Brinda Sampat, Vijay Pereira and Charbel José Chiappetta Jabbour
- Human-artificial intelligence collaboration in supply chain outcomes: the mediating role of responsible artificial intelligence pp. 35-69

- Emilia Vann Yaroson, Amélie Abadie and Mélanie Roux
- Artificial intelligence and circular supply chains: framework for applications and deployment from the triple bottom line model perspective pp. 71-101

- Rahul Meena, Saumyaranjan Sahoo, Ashish Malik, Satish Kumar and Mai Nguyen
- Explainable artificial intelligence to improve the resilience of perishable product supply chains by leveraging customer characteristics pp. 103-142

- Sunil Kumar Jauhar, Susmitha Harinath, Venkataraghavan Krishnaswamy and Sanjoy Kumar Paul
- A comprehensive blockchain-enabled supply chain network design: an iterative model versus an integrated model pp. 143-192

- Ardavan Babaei, Majid Khedmati and Mohammad Reza Akbari Jokar
- Enterprise architecture as a responsible data driven urban digitization framework: enabling circular cities in India pp. 193-221

- Bhaskar Choudhuri, Praveen Ranjan Srivastava, Sachin Kumar Mangla and Yigit Kazancoglu
- In the era of responsible artificial intelligence and digitalization: business group digitalization, operations and subsidiary performance pp. 223-245

- Wei Sun, Shuang Ren and Guiyao Tang
- Prediction of bank credit worthiness through credit risk analysis: an explainable machine learning study pp. 247-271

- Victor Chang, Qianwen Ariel Xu, Shola Habib Akinloye, Vladlena Benson and Karl Hall
- An explainable SSA-CatBoost machine learning model and application in corporate credit rating: evidence from China pp. 273-307

- Ruicheng Yang, Pucong Wang, Li Li and Sheng Yong
- Extending application of explainable artificial intelligence for managers in financial organizations pp. 309-339

- Renu Sabharwal, Shah J. Miah, Samuel Fosso Wamba and Peter Cook
- Investor sentiment and the NFT market: prediction and interpretation of daily NFT sales volume pp. 341-365

- Tamara Teplova, Aleksei Kurkin and Valeriia Baklanova
- Explainable text-based features in predictive models of crowdfunding campaigns pp. 367-397

- Viktor Pekar, Marina Candi, Ahmad Beltagui, Nikolaos Stylos and Wei Liu
- Responsible artificial intelligence for measuring efficiency: a neural production specification pp. 399-425

- Konstantinos N. Konstantakis, Panayotis G. Michaelides, Panos Xidonas, Arsenios-Georgios Prelorentzos and Aristeidis Samitas
- Transparency of combinatorial optimisations via machine learning and explainable AI pp. 427-458

- Wolfgang Garn and Mehrdad Amirghasemi
- Transparent machine learning models for predicting decisions to undertake energy retrofits in residential buildings pp. 459-487

- Serge Nyawa, Christian Gnekpe and Dieudonné Tchuente
- Computational logistics in the food and drink industry: advances in modelling and applications pp. 489-493

- Arijit Bhattacharya and Alessio Ishizaka
- Benders decomposition for a reverse logistics network design problem in the dairy industry pp. 495-546

- Rasul Esmaeilbeigi, Richard Middleton, Rodolfo García-Flores and Mojtaba Heydar
- Investigating a citrus fruit supply chain network considering CO2 emissions using meta-heuristic algorithms pp. 547-603

- Fariba Goodarzian, Vikas Kumar and Peiman Ghasemi
- Multi-echelon agri-food supply chain network design integrating operational and strategic objectives: a case of public distribution system in India pp. 605-662

- Mahima Gupta, Harpreet Kaur and Surya Prakash Singh
- A circular food supply chain network model to reduce food waste pp. 663-693

- Ozgur Kabadurmus, Yiğit Kazançoğlu, Damla Yüksel and Melisa Özbiltekin Pala
- Dynamic pricing and inventory control policies in a food supply chain of growing and deteriorating items pp. 695-734

- Nadia Pourmohammad-Zia, Behrooz Karimi and Jafar Rezaei
- A capacitated multi pickup online food delivery problem with time windows: a branch-and-cut algorithm pp. 735-756

- Amit Kohar and Suresh Kumar Jakhar
- Hybrid partheno-genetic algorithm for multi-depot perishable food delivery problem with mixed time windows pp. 757-788

- Na Li and Guo Li
- Pricing decisions of organic and conventional products in a dual-channel competitive food supply chain pp. 789-825

- MirMohammad Musavi, Ata Allah Taleizadeh, Ali Bozorgi-Amiri and Mohammad Sadegh Moshtagh
- AHPSort-GAIA: a visualisation tool for the sorting of alternative in AHP portrayed through a case in the food and drink industry pp. 827-842

- Alessio Ishizaka, Vijay Pereira and Sajid Siraj
- Assessing the sustainable supply chains of tomato paste by fuzzy double frontier network DEA model pp. 843-875

- Mohammad Tavassoli, Amirali Fathi and Reza Farzipoor Saen
Volume 353, month 10, 2025
- MCDA in climate, technology and finance: integrating decision making and traditional OR with data science and AI pp. 1-2

- Panos Xidonas
- Using qualitative information elicited from a panel to obtain robust conclusions: a protocol and an application to improve integrated pest management systems pp. 3-24

- Luis C. Dias, Pedro Marques, Rita Garcia, Fernanda Santo, Rita Tentúgal, Tiago Natal-da-Luz, Álvaro Sousa, José Paulo Sousa and Fausto Freire
- A spatial utility model for ranking maps pp. 25-52

- Valérie Brison and Marc Pirlot
- Empirical analysis of the trade-offs among risk, return, and climate risk in multi-criteria portfolio optimization pp. 53-76

- Sebastian Utz and Ralph E. Steuer
- Multi-criteria decision aiding for built heritage value assessment: Model and application in Québec City, Canada pp. 77-92

- Irène Abi-Zeid and Jérôme Cerutti
- A framework for expected capability sets pp. 93-119

- Nicolas Fayard, David Ríos Insua and Alexis Tsoukiàs
- Quantifying and reducing the complexity of multi-line charts as a visual aid in multi-criteria decision-making pp. 121-146

- He Huang and Sajid Siraj
- Criteria definition for digital requirements using hesitant fuzzy linguistic terms sets: an application to the automotive industry pp. 147-169

- Pietro Fronte, Núria Agell, Marc Torrens and Diana Mesa
- A hybrid fuzzy multi-criteria group decision-making method and its application to healthcare waste treatment technology selection pp. 171-196

- Nastaran Goldani and Alessio Ishizaka
- Artificial intelligence and change management in small and medium-sized enterprises: an analysis of dynamics within adaptation initiatives pp. 197-223

- Sara I. C. Lemos, Fernando A. F. Ferreira, Constantin Zopounidis, Emilios Galariotis and Neuza C. M. Q. F. Ferreira
- Multimodal transportation network for bio-waste collection: the case of Normandy pp. 225-250

- Yiyi Xu, M’hammed Sahnoun, Fouad Ben Abdelaziz and Anne Louis
- Credit rating prediction using a fuzzy MCDM approach with criteria interactions and TOPSIS sorting pp. 251-279

- Petr Hajek, Jean-Michel Sahut and Vladimir Olej
- A novel fuzzy general best–worst method for considering diversity and inclusion in supplier selection programs pp. 281-320

- Madjid Tavana, Shahryar Sorooshian, Meysam Sarvarizadehkouhpaye and Hassan Mina
- Mcda strategies for portfolio optimization: a case study on Vietnamese stock market dynamics pp. 321-351

- Stéphane Goutte, Hoang-Viet Le, Fei Liu and Hans-Jörg Mettenheim
- An MCDA composite index of bank stability using CAMELS ratios and shannon entropy pp. 353-376

- Sabri Boubaker, Thanh Ngo, Aristeidis Samitas and David Tripe
- Median-adaptive portfolios: a minimum criteria approach to asset allocation pp. 377-400

- Foteini Kyriazi, Sophia Tarani and Dimitrios D. Thomakos
- Reexamining the oil price & islamic finance relationship: a multicriteria time series analysis pp. 401-417

- Fredj Jawadi, Abdoul karim Idi Cheffou and Nabila Jawadi
- Ensemble learning for operations research and business analytics pp. 419-448

- Koen W. De Bock, Matthias Bogaert and Philippe Jardin
- A novel method for corn futures price prediction integrating decomposition, denoising, feature selection and hybrid networks pp. 449-484

- Yi Chen
- A blending ensemble learning model for crude oil price forecasting pp. 485-515

- Mahmudul Hasan, Mohammad Zoynul Abedin, Petr Hajek, Kristof Coussement, Md. Nahid Sultan and Brian Lucey
- Fast and reliable uncertainty quantification with neural network ensembles for industrial image classification pp. 517-543

- Arthur Thuy and Dries F. Benoit
- Uncovering the roots of customer dissatisfaction via Amazon reviews: a hybrid ensemble-deep learning approach for E-commerce quality management pp. 545-574

- Rahul Kumar, Shubhadeep Mukherjee and Divya Choudhary
- Customer emotion detection and analytics in hotel and tourism services using multi-label classificational models based on ensemble learning pp. 575-605

- Nguyen Van-Ho, Nghia Nguyen, Thuy-Hien Nguyen, Yen-Nhi Nguyen, Mai-Thu Dinh and Dung Doan
- Q-ensemble learning for customer churn prediction with blockchain-enabled data transparency pp. 607-633

- Usama Arshad, Gohar Khan, Fawaz Khaled Alarfaj, Zahid Halim and Sajid Anwar
- Optimized churn prediction using ensemble-based feature selection via second-order cone programming pp. 635-665

- Baha Ulug and Süreyya Akyüz
- Business Failure Prediction From Textual and Tabular Data With Sentence-Level Interpretations pp. 667-692

- Henri Arno, Klaas Mulier, Joke Baeck and Thomas Demeester
- An adaptive heterogeneous ensemble learning method for multi-dimensional company performance decision-making pp. 693-725

- Yi Feng, Mohammad Zoynul Abedin, Yunqiang Yin, Dujuan Wang, Edwin Tai Chiu Cheng and Kristof Coussement
- Maximizing the lender’s profit: profit-oriented loan default prediction based on a weighting model pp. 727-760

- Huiyu Cui, Lifang Zhang, Hufang Yang, Jianzhou Wang and Zhenkun Liu
- An ensemble learning model with dynamic sampling and feature fusion network for class sparsity in credit risk classification pp. 761-791

- Changhua He, Lean Yu, Xi Xi, Xiaoming Zhang and Chuanbin Liu
- Combining multiple data resampling methods and classifier ensembles for better financial distress prediction: homogeneous and heterogeneous approaches pp. 793-814

- Ya-Han Hu, Chih-Fong Tsai and Pei-Ting Wang
- Explainable gradient boosting for corporate crisis forecasting in Italian businesses pp. 815-839

- Fabrizio Maturo, Donato Riccio, Andrea Mazzitelli, Giuseppe Maria Bifulco and Francesco Paolone
- Learning ensembles of interpretable simple structure pp. 841-869

- Gaurav Arwade and Sigurdur Olafsson
- Pattern-based survival analysis and its application to medicine pp. 871-883

- Travaughn Coren Bain, Ersoy Subasi and Munevver Mine Subasi
- Reliability assessment of a multi-state mixed $$\delta $$ -shock model based on discrete PH distribution pp. 885-916

- Zebin Hu and Linmin Hu
- Impacts of CSR and demand disruption on the optimal decisions in logistics service supply chain: a comparison of four analytical models pp. 917-948

- Xuehua Ji, Shaochuan Fu, Hadrian Geri Djajadikerta, Tricia Ong and Yong Ye
- A stable matching model for long-term carpooling pp. 949-976

- Yanping Jiang, Tingwen Zheng, Zhenpeng Tang, Kunyuan Huang and Zhan Gao
- Role of emerging technologies for empowering resilience and transparency in supply chains pp. 977-1018

- Yigit Kazancoglu, Sachin Kumar Mangla, Sunil Luthra and Mamta Rani Agarwal
- Preference-sorting structures extending scores and ordered categories: an axiomatic distance approach in group decision making pp. 1019-1051

- Yao Li, Ying He and Yucheng Dong
- Truck drone arc covering problem with an application and case study in disaster management pp. 1053-1077

- Alexander Rave and Pirmin Fontaine
- Revamping staffing strategy: a bottom-up approach pp. 1079-1098

- Narsymbat Salimgereyev, Bulat Mukhamediyev, Aijaz A. Shaikh and Katarzyna Czerewacz-Filipowicz
- Optimal sequences for pairwise comparisons: the graph of graphs approach pp. 1099-1122

- Zsombor Szádoczki and Sándor Bozóki
- Decoding Russian stock market trends through ensemble methods and sentiment analysis of social media pp. 1123-1172

- Tamara Teplova and Maksim Fayzulin
- Identifying ICO scam risk with PU learning based on features engineering of venture capital pp. 1173-1209

- Weiqing Wang, Junyi Liang, Liukai Wang, Yu Xiong and Zhichao Si
- Corporate social responsibility, profitability and marketability in business performance evaluation: a directional network slacks-based measure approach pp. 1211-1237

- Shih-Heng Yu, Ming Chen and Fu-Chiang Yang
- Sequential decision-making under uncertainty: a robust MDPs review pp. 1239-1285

- Wenfan Ou and Sheng Bi
- Optimal control of birth–death processes, with applications to epidemic surveillance pp. 1287-1303

- Naama Meira Kopelman, Rami Yaari, Amit Huppert and Yakir Berchenko
- Optimisation of annual payments to public hospitals accounting for quality, access, and efficiency pp. 1305-1344

- Cristina Folgado Pinto, Ana Sara Costa, Diogo Cunha Ferreira and Miguel Alves Pereira
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