Add to ORKG: In this thesis Max-Plus Algebra is discussed. This is an algebraic structure which is useful for modelling scheduling problems. Instead of normal addition and multiplication respectively the operations maximum and addition are used. Together with max-plus algebra another modelling method is described: Heaps of Pieces. This looks like Tetris and is used for the same purpose. Knowing about these methods the main example is introduced: supply chain scheduling for oiltankers. The two methods described earlier are used to find a solution for this problem. Lastly, using simulated data results are produced and explained.Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer ScienceApplied Mathematic
AbstractThe problem tackled in this paper deals with products of a finite number of triangular matri...
In this thesis, high level metaheuristics are proposed to solve production scheduling problems. Prod...
summary:This paper presents a modeling methodology in (max,+) algebra which has been developed in or...
In this paper, it is discussed notion of maxplus algebra and their properties. A model of flow shop ...
In industry, discrete models can be used to describe and analyze a class of event driven systems. Th...
Max-plus algebra provides mathematical theory and techniques for solving nonlinear problems that can...
Trains pull into a railroad station and must wait for each other before leaving again in order to le...
A Max-Plus algebra is one of the promising mathematical approaches that can be used for scheduling o...
Abstract. This paper proposes a new algorithm for determining an optimal control input for productio...
The Timed Petri net model introduces the possibility of applying a set of mathematical results, main...
International audienceIn this paper, we focus on the cyclic job-shop problem. This problem consists ...
Summary This study presents a modeling paradigm for scheduling problems in supply chains. The consti...
International audienceThe problem tackled in this paper deals with products of a finite number of tr...
AbstractLet a⊕b=max(a,b), a⊗b=a+b for a,b∈R:=R∪{−∞}. By max-algebra we understand the analogue of li...
The production process is included in the Discrete Event System (DES). The DES independent variable ...
AbstractThe problem tackled in this paper deals with products of a finite number of triangular matri...
In this thesis, high level metaheuristics are proposed to solve production scheduling problems. Prod...
summary:This paper presents a modeling methodology in (max,+) algebra which has been developed in or...
In this paper, it is discussed notion of maxplus algebra and their properties. A model of flow shop ...
In industry, discrete models can be used to describe and analyze a class of event driven systems. Th...
Max-plus algebra provides mathematical theory and techniques for solving nonlinear problems that can...
Trains pull into a railroad station and must wait for each other before leaving again in order to le...
A Max-Plus algebra is one of the promising mathematical approaches that can be used for scheduling o...
Abstract. This paper proposes a new algorithm for determining an optimal control input for productio...
The Timed Petri net model introduces the possibility of applying a set of mathematical results, main...
International audienceIn this paper, we focus on the cyclic job-shop problem. This problem consists ...
Summary This study presents a modeling paradigm for scheduling problems in supply chains. The consti...
International audienceThe problem tackled in this paper deals with products of a finite number of tr...
AbstractLet a⊕b=max(a,b), a⊗b=a+b for a,b∈R:=R∪{−∞}. By max-algebra we understand the analogue of li...
The production process is included in the Discrete Event System (DES). The DES independent variable ...
AbstractThe problem tackled in this paper deals with products of a finite number of triangular matri...
In this thesis, high level metaheuristics are proposed to solve production scheduling problems. Prod...
summary:This paper presents a modeling methodology in (max,+) algebra which has been developed in or...