Improved decision rules in a combined system for minimizing job tardiness
Kenneth R. Baker, John J. Kanet
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Kenneth R. Baker, John J. Kanet
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SUMMARY In a recent article, Miyazaki described a combined system for setting due dates and sequencing jobs in order to reduce tardiness in a job shop. This paper interprets the major features of that system in the context of current research and suggests improvements in both components of the system.
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SUMMARY In a recent article, Miyazaki described a combined system for setting due dates and sequencing jobs in order to reduce tardiness in a job shop. This paper interprets the major features of that system in the context of current research and suggests improvements in both components of the system.
Key concepts: Tardiness, Job shop, Due date, Context (archaeology), Order (exchange), Computer science, Operations research, Engineering