Scheduling Jobs Subject to Nonhomogeneous Poisson Shocks
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(11)- The hazard rate of the power-quadratic exponential family of distributions
- Optimal match-up strategies in stochastic scheduling
- General stochastic single-machine scheduling with regular cost functions
- Selecting jobs for scheduling on a machine subject to failure
- Stochastic programming approaches to stochastic scheduling
- Mean residual life ordering
- Preservation properties for the mean residual life ordering
- Optimal scheduling of random works with reliability application
- Sequencing, task failures, and capacity when failures are driven by a non-homogeneous Poisson process
- Scheduling stochastic jobs with due dates on parallel machines
- The problem of optimal stopping in a partially observable Markov chain
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