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Single facility multi-class job scheduling
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    Single facility multi-class job scheduling (English)
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    Considered is the problem of scheduling jobs belonging to different classes on a single facility. Jobs are differentiated on the basis of their set-up times. Further, jobs belonging to the same class may differ from each other by their processing times. The problem is to find a schedule that minimizes mean flow time. The authors propose two approaches. The first, enumerative one, is based on a dynamic programming method. The second, heuristic one, is analyzed from the viewpoint of its worst-case and mean behavior.
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    single machine scheduling
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    mean flow time
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    worst-case
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    mean behavior
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