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Mathematical Optimization and Forecasting of Nuclear Power Plant Construction Progress using Probabilistic Models and Machine Learning Methods

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Yuriy Dmitrishin Personal website: https://dmitrishin.github.io/

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This work presents a generalized framework for probabilistic forecasting and optimization of nuclear power plant construction projects under uncertainty.

The approach combines:

  • PERT and GERT network models;
  • Monte Carlo simulation;
  • probabilistic critical and subcritical path analysis;
  • decision-making criteria under risk and uncertainty;
  • local and iterative schedule optimization;
  • multidimensional project trajectory modeling;
  • machine learning methods for forecasting.

The framework is intended to support predictive project management, scenario analysis, and adaptive optimization of complex nuclear construction projects.

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If you use this work in research, software, project management methodology, or a commercial implementation, please cite the original publication:

Yuriy Dmitrishin, "Mathematical Optimization and Forecasting of Nuclear Power Plant Construction Progress using Probabilistic Models and Machine Learning Methods", 2018.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15373676

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Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)

Copyright © 2026 Yuriy Dmitrishin

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