A Statistical Theory for PERT Critical Path Analysis
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(15)- An upper bound on the expected completion time of PERT networks
- A new analytical algorithm and generation of Gaussian quadrature formula for stochastic network
- When greediness fails: examples from stochastic scheduling.
- Stochastic and fuzzy PERT
- The bias of an estimate of coupled slack in stochastic PERT networks
- A new structural mechanism for reducibility of stochastic PERT networks
- Risk taking in stochastic PERT networks
- Adjustment of the moments of the project completion times when activity times are exponentially distributed
- Proposal of a new distribution in PERT methodology
- Estimating the distribution function of a transformed random vector
- Evaluating the project completion time when activity networks follow beta distribution
- Stochastic networks and the extreme value distribution
- The exact overall time distribution of a project with uncertain task durations
- Stochastic PERT networks as models of cognition: Derivation of the mean, variance, and distribution of reaction time using order-of-processing (OP) diagrams
- The use of cutsets in Monte Carlo analysis of stochastic networks
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