Keywords: parallel machines, eligibility, release times, delivery times, Pareto front.The scheduling of parallel machines is a well-known problem in many companies. Nevertheless, not always all the jobs can be manufactured in any machine and the eligibility appears. Based on a real-life situation, we present a company which has three different sets of machines, called as high-level, medium-level and low-level respectively. Besides, there are release times and delivery times related to the respective previous operations and following operations to the main process to be carried in the parallel machines. A set of n jobs to be scheduled on these m parallel machines are also distributed among levels. One job from a level can be manufactured in ...
Scheduling m the presence of machine eligibility restrictions when not all machines can process all ...
AbstractWe address a generalization of the classical multiprocessor scheduling problem with non simu...
Abstract: In this paper, we consider a parallel machine problem where machines and jobs can be class...
Keywords: parallel machines, eligibility, release times, delivery times, Pareto front.The scheduling...
The scheduling of parallel machines is a well-known problem in many companies. Nevertheless, not alw...
The scheduling of parallel machines is a well-known problem in many companies. Nevertheless, not alw...
We consider the problem of scheduling a set of jobs with different release times on parallel machine...
We consider a problem of scheduling independent jobs on parallel machines to minimize the total comp...
We present an algorithm for the problem of minimizing maximum lateness in a parallel machine environ...
We consider the problem of minimizing the makespan on identical parallel machines subject to release...
In manufacturing, there is a fundamental conflict between efficient production and delivery performa...
We present an algorithm for the problem of minimizing maximum lateness in a parallel machine environ...
In this paper, we consider parallel-machine scheduling with release times and submodular penalties (...
International audienceIn this paper, we consider an identical parallel machine scheduling problem wi...
We address a generalization of the classical multiprocessor scheduling problem with non simultaneous...
Scheduling m the presence of machine eligibility restrictions when not all machines can process all ...
AbstractWe address a generalization of the classical multiprocessor scheduling problem with non simu...
Abstract: In this paper, we consider a parallel machine problem where machines and jobs can be class...
Keywords: parallel machines, eligibility, release times, delivery times, Pareto front.The scheduling...
The scheduling of parallel machines is a well-known problem in many companies. Nevertheless, not alw...
The scheduling of parallel machines is a well-known problem in many companies. Nevertheless, not alw...
We consider the problem of scheduling a set of jobs with different release times on parallel machine...
We consider a problem of scheduling independent jobs on parallel machines to minimize the total comp...
We present an algorithm for the problem of minimizing maximum lateness in a parallel machine environ...
We consider the problem of minimizing the makespan on identical parallel machines subject to release...
In manufacturing, there is a fundamental conflict between efficient production and delivery performa...
We present an algorithm for the problem of minimizing maximum lateness in a parallel machine environ...
In this paper, we consider parallel-machine scheduling with release times and submodular penalties (...
International audienceIn this paper, we consider an identical parallel machine scheduling problem wi...
We address a generalization of the classical multiprocessor scheduling problem with non simultaneous...
Scheduling m the presence of machine eligibility restrictions when not all machines can process all ...
AbstractWe address a generalization of the classical multiprocessor scheduling problem with non simu...
Abstract: In this paper, we consider a parallel machine problem where machines and jobs can be class...