Proportionate flow shop scheduling with multi-agents to maximize total gains of JIT jobs
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- Multi-agent scheduling in a no-wait flow shop system to maximize the weighted number of just-in-time jobs
- Proportionate flow shop scheduling with two competing agents to minimize weighted late work and weighted number of late jobs
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