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Dynamic priority dispatching rules in job shops require the computation of all job priorities in a work center queue every time a machine in the work center becomes idle. This is extremely costly. Alternative priority update procedures are studied and comparative results in terms of performance...
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This paper presents a procedure for determining the number of simulation observations required to achieve a preassigned confidence interval for means estimated by simulation. This procedure, which is simple to implement and efficient to use, is compared with two other methods for determining the...
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In this paper we consider the problem of scheduling "n" independent fades on "m" parallel processors. Each job consists of a single operation with a specific processing time and due date. The processors are identical and the operation of the system is non-preemptive. The objective is to schedule...
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