Pages that link to "Item:Q991385"

The following pages link to Optimal due date assignment and resource allocation in a group technology scheduling environment (Q991385):

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• Batch scheduling of identical jobs with controllable processing times (Q336773) (← links)
• Order acceptance and due-date quotation in low machine rates (Q1630128) (← links)
• Hybrid flow shop scheduling with sequence dependent family setup time and uncertain due dates (Q1630186) (← links)
• Unrelated parallel machines scheduling with deteriorating jobs and resource dependent processing times (Q1634027) (← links)
• Two-stage medical supply chain scheduling with an assignable common due window and shelf life (Q1740417) (← links)
• Single-machine scheduling to minimize total convex resource consumption with a constraint on total weighted flow time (Q1761997) (← links)
• Pseudo-polynomial dynamic programming for an integrated due date assignment, resource allocation, production, and distribution scheduling model in supply chain scheduling (Q2009683) (← links)
• Optimal due date assignment without restriction and convex resource allocation in group technology scheduling (Q2150570) (← links)
• Single machine scheduling problem with multiple due windows assignment in a group technology (Q2346511) (← links)
• Minimizing the weighted number of tardy jobs with due date assignment and capacity-constrained deliveries for multiple customers in supply chains (Q2355078) (← links)
• On optimal due date assignment without restriction and resource allocation in group technology scheduling (Q2687917) (← links)
• SINGLE MACHINE DUE DATE ASSIGNMENT SCHEDULING PROBLEM WITH PRECEDENCE CONSTRAINTS AND CONTROLLABLE PROCESSING TIMES IN FUZZY ENVIRONMENT (Q4626601) (← links)
• Group Scheduling with Two Competing Agents on a Single Machine (Q5174413) (← links)
• Single‐machine common flow allowance scheduling with aging effect, resource allocation, and a rate‐modifying activity (Q5744000) (← links)
• Common due-window assignment and minmax scheduling with resource allocation and group technology on a single machine (Q6094568) (← links)