Single machine scheduling problem with fuzzy precedence relation

Single machine scheduling problem with fuzzy precedence relation

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Article ID: iaor19981670
Country: Netherlands
Volume: 87
Issue: 2
Start Page Number: 284
End Page Number: 288
Publication Date: Dec 1995
Journal: European Journal of Operational Research
Authors: ,
Abstract:

This paper considers the single machine scheduling problem with fuzzy precedence relation. A precedence relation is a binary relation between jobs, that is, ‘Job Jj precedes job Ji’ means that processing of job Ji cannot be started till completion of job Jj, which reflects the technical ordering with respect to production, etc. The fuzzy precedence relation relaxes this restriction and it reflects the satisfaction level with respect to precedence between two jobs. Two objectives are considered, i.e., Lmax (maximum lateness) to be minimized, and minimal satisfaction level with respect to fuzzy precedence relation to be maximized. Analogously to ordinary multi-criteria problems, we define nondominated schedules and find them. In order to calculate nondominated schedules, we first define a schedule vector and then a nondominated schedule vector. Our aim is to propose an efficient algorithm for calculating nondominated schedules. Finally, we discuss further research problems in this direction.

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