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A Review of the Expansion and Integration of Production Line Balancing Problems: From Core Issues to System Integration. [PDF]

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Sitahong A, Lu Z, Yuan Y, Mo P, Ma J.
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Scheduling optimization of ship plane block flow line considering dual resource constraints. [PDF]

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Li J, Lin P, Wu X, Song D, Yang B, Zhou L.   +5 more
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Constructive-destructive neighbor search drives artificial bee colony algorithm for variable speed green hybrid flowshop scheduling problem. [PDF]

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Hu D, Wu Y, Qiu L, Mi J, Yang Y.
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Bio-Inspired Reactive Approaches for Automated Guided Vehicle Path Planning: A Review. [PDF]

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Lin S, Wang J, Kong X.
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Integrated ERP lean model for quality enhancement and operational excellence in SME based automotive mould manufacturing. [PDF]

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Bhaskar A, Devaraju A.
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Discrete Event Simulation-Based Analysis and Optimization of Emergency Patient Scheduling Strategies. [PDF]

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Lv W, Liu R, Yan F, Wang Y.
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An improved scatter search algorithm for solving job shop scheduling problems with parallel batch processing machine. [PDF]

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Wang H, Xiong H, Zuo W, Shi S.
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Data-driven automated job shop scheduling optimization considering AGV obstacle avoidance. [PDF]

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Tang Q, Wang H.
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Hybrid flow shop scheduling: A survey

Computers & Industrial Engineering, 1999
Extensive work has been done in hybrid flow shop scheduling. This paper reviews the state of art and discusses in details their contributions. The review is concluded with suggestions for future research directions.
Linn, R., Zhang, W.
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Multiobjective flow-shop scheduling

Naval Research Logistics, 1990
Summary: Previous research on the scheduling of multimachine systems has generally focused on the optimization of individual performance measures. This article considers the sequencing of jobs through a multimachine flow shop, where the quality of the resulting schedule is evaluated according to the associted levels of two scheduling criteria, schedule
Daniels, Richard L., Chambers, Robert J.
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