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Single facility scheduling with multiple job classes
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    Single facility scheduling with multiple job classes (English)
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    The one-machine scheduling problem aiming at minimizing the mean flow time is considered. The jobs set is divided into K classes. The processing of a job from class s immediately after the processing of a job from class r requires switching time \(\alpha_{rs}>0\) \((\alpha_{rr}=0)\). A heuristic \(O(nK+n\) log n) algorithm is proposed, where n is the number of jobs. The author failed to establish the worst- case bound for the algorithm. The results of numerical experiments are reported.
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    one-machine scheduling
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    mean flow time
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    switching time
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    heuristic
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