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Chapter 8 Operations Scheduling

Chapter 8 Operations Scheduling. Scheduling Problems in Operations. Job Shop Scheduling Personnel Scheduling Facilities Scheduling Vehicle Scheduling and Routing Project Management Dynamic versus Static Scheduling. The Hierarchy of Production Decisions.

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Short Term Scheduling

Short Term Scheduling. Characteristics. Planning horizon is short Multiple unique jobs (tasks) with varying processing times and due dates Multiple unique jobs sharing the same set of resources (machines) Time is treated as continuous (not discretized into periods)

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Norman Sadeh, School of Computer Science, CMU Mark S.Fox

Variable and value ordering heuristics for the job shop scheduling constraint satisfaction problem. Norman Sadeh, School of Computer Science, CMU Mark S.Fox Dept. of Industrial Engineering, Univ. of Toronto. Artificial Intelligence , 86(1996) p1-41. Contents. 1. Introduction

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Current trends in deterministic scheduling Chung-Yee Lee, Lei Lei and Michael Pinedo.

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Introduction to Job Shop Scheduling Problem

Introduction to Job Shop Scheduling Problem. Qianjun Xu Oct. 30, 2001. Description of Job Shop Scheduling. A finite set of n jobs Each job consists of a chain of operations A finite set of m machines Each machine can handle at most one operation at a time

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Ant Colony Optimization

Ryan Ward. Ant Colony Optimization. Overview. Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) uses ants finding food as inspiration for algorithms to find near optimal solutions to computationally intensive problems

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Ant Colony Optimization

Ryan Ward. Ant Colony Optimization. Overview. Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) uses ants finding food as inspiration for algorithms to find near optimal solutions to computationally intensive problems

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Routing. Scheduling . OSSP. VRP. JSSP. Energetic Reasoning Disjunctive Scheduling Edge Finding. Local Search Path Constraint. Mutual Reformulation of Shop Scheduling. and Vehicle Routing. Dr Evgeny Selensky University of Glasgow evgeny@dcs.gla.ac.uk. Motivation.

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