A transformed two-stage method for reducing the part-usage variation and a comparison of the product-level and part-level solutions in sequencing mixed-model assembly lines

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Research is presented concerning the development of algorithms which allow for the minimization of two-stage variation in a problem which involves mixed-model sequencing. The benefits for part-level usage are discussed.

Author: Jin Zhu, Fong-Yeun Ding
Production management, Just in time inventory systems, Just in time systems

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Routing trains through a railway station based on a node packing model

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Research is presented concerning the utilization of a weighted note packaging model for the development of an algorithm resulting in the optimal routing of trains through a railway station on the Dutch railway system.

Author: Zwaneveld, Peter J., Kroon, Leo G., van Hoesel, Stan P.M.
Railroads, Calendar, Transportation planning

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Some new results on simulated annealing applied to the job shop scheduling problem

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A study was conducted to analyze heuristic solutions to the job shop scheduling problem. The convergence of simulated annealing was not supported in the scheduling problem. A novel approach was developed to determine a solution to the scheduling concern. It integrated an adaptive temperature control that accommodated a time-oriented crossover of schedules. Results indicated that the approach can effectively solve the job shop scheduling problem.

Author: Kolonko, M.
Information Systems & Theory, Management, Machine shops, Heuristic programming, Simulated annealing (Mathematics)

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Subjects list: Research, Usage, Scheduling (Management), Algorithms
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