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Scheduling in network flow shops

Journal of Global Optimization, 1996
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Group scheduling in flexible flow shops

International Journal of Production Economics, 2005
Abstract Flexible flow shops are becoming increasingly common in industry practice due to higher workloads imposed by jobs. As a result, one or more stages in a flexible flow shop will have two or more units of the same machine type. The group scheduling problem, comprised of two levels of scheduling, is investigated in this paper to minimize the ...
Rasaratnam Logendran, Sara Carson, Erik Hanson   +2 more
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Analysis of flow shop scheduling anomalies

European Journal of Operational Research, 2020
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Panwalkar, S. S., Koulamas, Christos
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Computer-aided Flow Shop Scheduling

1987
Manufacturing industry is under continuous pressure to improve productivity and, with the advent of new technologies, this demand has largely been met by computer aided manufacture. In production management, capacity planning, production scheduling and control are some of the most time consuming and laborious tasks.
H. Bera, R. Gill
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Scheduling Multiprocessor Flow Shops

1994
We address the well-known problem of scheduling multiprocessor flow shops. For a given k-stage processing facility, where at each stage one or more identical machines are available, and a given collection of independent jobs, each comprising k tasks to be processed in order, one per stage, find a schedule that minimizes the makespan.
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Approximability of flow shop scheduling

Mathematical Programming, 1998
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Scheduling Practice and Recent Developments in Flow Shop and Job Shop Scheduling

2009
Each plant and/or service provider performs several tasks to satisfy customer demand. Every task consumes several resources in order to be completed. Scheduling deals with the allocation of limited resources to tasks over time. Because the resources used in manufacturing activities are very limited, scheduling becomes a very important concept in ...
Betul Yagmahan, Mehmet Mutlu Yenisey
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Scheduling optimization of flexible flow shop

2018 IEEE 4th Information Technology and Mechatronics Engineering Conference (ITOEC), 2018
According to the production characteristics of flexible job shop scheduling in practice, the initial solution is generated by random Numbers, Gantt chart is drawn, and the maximum process time is calculated. Then, a simplified algorithm is proposed with reference to Johnson's algorithm.
Xuefeng Liu, Zhenhui Shen, Lingmin Dai
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Flow-shop scheduling by heuristic decomposition

International Journal of Production Research, 1973
SUMMARY This paper investigates the classical n-job, M-machine flow-shop scheduling problem under the assumption that jobs are processed on all machines in the same order. Baaed on the heuristic job-pairing technique and the decomposition strategy, a heuristic decomposition algorithm is developed which will generate at least a near-optimal schedule for
J. N. D. GUPTA, A. R. MAYKUT
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Permutation flow shop scheduling model

Permutation flow shop scheduling is a significant problem in operations research and industrial applications, characterized by its complexity and relevance in optimizing production processes. This abstract provides an overview of the permutation flow shop scheduling model, its key components, challenges, and methodologies employed for solving it.
NSV Kiran Kumar, Dr. Manish KR Singh
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