Stability measures for rolling schedules with applications to capacity expansion planning, master production scheduling, and lot sizing
Alf Kimms
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Alf Kimms
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This contribution discusses the measurement of (in-)stability of finite horizon production planning when done on a rolling horizon basis. As examples we review strategic capacity expansion planning, tactical master production schedulng, and operational capacitated lot sizing.
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This contribution discusses the measurement of (in-)stability of finite horizon production planning when done on a rolling horizon basis. As examples we review strategic capacity expansion planning, tactical master production schedulng, and operational capacitated lot sizing.
Key concepts: Sizing, Scheduling (production processes), Production planning, Time horizon, Production (economics), Stability (learning theory), Computer science, Capacity planning