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Minimizing total weighted tardiness and overtime costs for single machine preemptive scheduling
Computers and Industrial Engineering, 2017We study the single machine preemptive scheduling problem with both regular and overtime modes.The objective is to minimize the total tardiness and overtime costs.We propose a heuristic solution methodology for the problem.The efficiency of the heuristic is tested with upper bounds generated by the mathematical model.
Murat ErkoƧ
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Operations Research Letters, 2009
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C T Ng
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C T Ng
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Modeling single machine preemptive scheduling problems for computational efficiency
Annals of Operations Research, 2019zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Fernando Jaramillo +2 more
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Single machine preemptive scheduling with fixed jobs to minimize tardiness related criteria
European Journal of Operational Research, 2005zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Jinjiang Yuan, Yixun Lin
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An Optimal Preemptive Algorithm for the Single-Server Parallel-Machine Scheduling with Loading and Unloading Times [PDF]
We study a preemptive scheduling problem on two identical parallel machines that share a common server. Each job has to be loaded by the server before being processed on one of the machines and unloaded by the server after its processing. The loading and unloading times are both equal to one time unit. The goal is to minimize the makespan.
Yiwei Jiang, Huijuan Wang, Ping Zhou
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Computers & Industrial Engineering, 2021
Abstract In this paper, we refine the ties within decision rules of the Total Weighted Tardiness (TWT) heuristic from Jaramillo and Erkoc (2017) applied by the authors to solving the preemptive single machine scheduling problem with arbitrary release and due dates, priority factors (weights), and equal processing times of a finite number of jobs. The
Boris Goldengorin, Vadim V. Romanuke
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Abstract In this paper, we refine the ties within decision rules of the Total Weighted Tardiness (TWT) heuristic from Jaramillo and Erkoc (2017) applied by the authors to solving the preemptive single machine scheduling problem with arbitrary release and due dates, priority factors (weights), and equal processing times of a finite number of jobs. The
Boris Goldengorin, Vadim V. Romanuke
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Competitive analysis of preemptive single-machine scheduling
Operations Research Letters, 2010zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Valid inequalities for the Time-Indexed Non-Preemptive Single Machine Scheduling Problem
Discrete OptimizationAnkit Bansal
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Single-machine scheduling with preemptive jobs and workload-dependent maintenance durations
Operational Research, 2015A single-machine scheduling problem with preemptive jobs and workload-dependent maintenance durations is considered. The length of a maintenance duration is modeled as an non-negative increasing function of the total processing time of the jobs scheduled between the current maintenance and the latest previous one.
Zhijun Xu, Dehua Xu
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Operations Research, 1983
Suppose n jobs are to be processed on a single machine, subject to release dates and precedence constraints. The problem is to find a preemptive schedule which minimizes the maximum job completion cost. We present an O(n2) algorithm for this problem, generalizing previous results of E. L. Lawler.
J K Lenstra +2 more
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Suppose n jobs are to be processed on a single machine, subject to release dates and precedence constraints. The problem is to find a preemptive schedule which minimizes the maximum job completion cost. We present an O(n2) algorithm for this problem, generalizing previous results of E. L. Lawler.
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