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Integrated MILP model for job and crew scheduling to minimize job earliness and tardiness while balancing employee workload
Authors: Radu Buzatu
Keywords: scheduling theory, job earliness and tardiness, workload balancing, relationships between jobs, mixed integer linear programming
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Keywords: scheduling theory, job earliness and tardiness, workload balancing, relationships between jobs, mixed integer linear programming
Abstract
This study aims to propose an original and flexible integrated mixed integer linear programming (MILP) model for scheduling jobs and crews with job earliness and tardiness, employee workload balancing, relationships between jobs, and multi-skilled crews. The objective is to minimize the total costs related to assigning jobs to crews, job earliness and tardiness, and employee workload heterogeneity.Vladimir Andrunachievici Institute of Mathematics and
Computer Science, Moldova State University
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Computer Science, Moldova State University
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DOI
https://doi.org/10.56415/basm.y2024.i3.p63Fulltext
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Contents
- Existence of positive periodic solution of second-order neutral differential equations with distributed deviating arguments
- Some Characterizations of Generalized Middle Bol Loops
- The codimension of the phase portraits for degenerate quadratic differential systems
- Evolution Time of Stochastic Systems with Multiple Final Sequences of States
- Integrated MILP model for job and crew scheduling to minimize job earliness and tardiness while balancing employee workload
- Remotely Almost Periodic Motions of Dynamical Systems
- On LCA groups with local ring of continuous endomorphisms
- Characteristic Properties of Centrally Symmetric Convex Sets
- The application of 14D Ricci-flat metrics to the equations of rotation of a top
