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Complexity proofs often restrict themselves to stating that the problem at hand is a generalization of some other intractable problem, This proof technique relies on the widely accepted assumptions that complexity results hold regardless of the model formulation used to represent the problem and...
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NP-completeness and other complexity proofs often merely State that the problem at hand is a generalization of some other intractable problem. This proof technique relies on the widely accepted assumption that complexity results hold regardless of the model formulation used to represent the...
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This paper deals with lot sizing and scheduling for a single-stage production System where setup costs and times are sequence dependent. A large bücket mixed integer programming (MIP) model is formulated which considers only efficient sequences. A tailor-made enumeration method of the...
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A batch sequencing model with sequence-dependent setup-times and -costs is used to compare modelling and solving with two different general solvers. "Conceptual models" are implemented in the constraint propagation / logic programming language CHARME and solved with the PROLOG inference engine....
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This contribution deals with dynamic, capacitated, multi-level lot sizing and scheduling. The basic assumption is that for each item there is exactly one machine that this item can be manufactured on but no two items share a common machine. Finding an optimal solution with a greedy algorithm...
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