Dynamic server assignment in multiclass queues with shifts, with applications to nurse staffing in emergency departments
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- Utilizing partial flexibility to improve emergency department flow: Theory and implementation
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- Assessing the accuracy of externalities prediction in a LCFS-PR M/G/1 queue under partial information
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