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In this paper, we report on a computational experiment designed to assess the efficacy of 26 heuristic decision rules which group work tasks into work stations along an assembly line such that the number of work stations required is minimized. The heuristic decision rules investigated vary from...
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Bounding techniques similar to those used with branch and bound procedures are used in this study in conjunction with zero-one programming to produce minimum duration schedules for the resource constrained, project scheduling problem. The algorithms developed consist of examining the feasibility...
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A zero-one integer programming formulation of the project scheduling problem is reported which maximizes the discounted value of cash flows in a project when progress payments and cash outflows are made upon the completion of certain activities. While this problem has been treated previously, it...
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In this paper, we describe an integer programming algorithm for assigning tasks on an assembly line to work stations in such a way that the number of work stations is minimal for the rate of production desired. The procedure insures that no task is assigned to a work station before all tasks...
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A recurring problem in managing project activity involves the allocation of scarce resources to the individual activities comprising the project Resource conflict resolution decisions must be made whenever the concurrent demand for resources by the competing activities of a project exceeds...
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The problem addressed is that of scheduling the activities of a project network to minimize project duration under conditions of multiple limited resource requirements and availabilities. Various heuristic sequencing rules have been applied to this problem, and the effectiveness of these rules...
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In this paper we describe an integer programming algorithm for allocating limited resources to competing activities (jobs, tasks, etc.) of a project such that the completion time of the project is minimal among all possible completion times. Typical of such problems is the minimization of the...
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