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Experiments on a multi-item newsvendor problem and a capacity expansion problem based on real power grid data show that when records are scarce and the model class can capture structure, setting the ball center at the learned nominal distribution rather than at the records can reduce total cost under distribution shift, while in-distribution cost remains comparable.
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