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Our incentive is to assess the impact of demand forecast errors on the cost performance of several lot-sizing techniques in a multi-level context. Unpredicted changes in demand keep on plaguing consumer product companies. However, efforts to improve demand forecast accuracy may not be rewarded...
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We consider a novel generalization of the resource-constrained project scheduling problem (RCPSP). Unlike many established approaches for the RCPSP that aim to minimize the makespan of the project for given static capacity constraints, we consider the important real-life aspect that capacity...
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. Although the sequencing problem is NP-hard some very good heuristics exist. Surprisingly the problem has not yet been … objective to minimize the makespan. We adapt well-known sequencing heuristics for the multi-deep system, and propose and … consistently outperforms all the other heuristics. Generally, it can outperform the benchmark first-come first-served (FCFS …
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We establish the computational complexity of the problem of minimizing makespan in a flowshop, where each jobs requires a pallet the entire time, from the start of its first operation until the completion of the last operation. We prove that the problem is NP-hard in the strong sense for m =2...
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Job shop scheduling with a bank of machines in parallel is important from both theoretical and practical points of review. Here we focus on a flexible job shop scheduling problem of minimizing the makespan in a two-center job shop, where the first center consists of one machine and the second...
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This paper presents a simple Optimised Search Heuristic for the Job Shop Scheduling problem that combines a GRASP heuristic with a branch-and-bound algorithm. The proposed method is compared with similar approaches and leads to better results in terms of solution quality and computing times
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Two heuristics based on branch and bound (B&B) are developed to solve closed-loop material requirements planning (MRP …/purchasing costs MRP lot-sizing problem. LAM and TAM are tested on problems and compared to heuristics in the literature. TAM may be …
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US by 67 percent and 30 percent, respectively. We suggest two simple dynamic heuristic heuristics that continuously … problem. We show through a numerical study that the revenue impact of using these dynamic pricing heuristics rather than fixed … pricing heuristics persist under a periodic setting. This is especially true for the revenue approximation heuristic for which …
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