Integrating scheduling with batching and lot sizing: A review of algorithms and complexity

Integrating scheduling with batching and lot sizing: A review of algorithms and complexity

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Article ID: iaor19931350
Country: United Kingdom
Volume: 43
Issue: 5
Start Page Number: 395
End Page Number: 406
Publication Date: May 1992
Journal: Journal of the Operational Research Society
Authors: ,
Keywords: lot sizing
Abstract:

In many practical situations, batching of similar jobs to avoid set-ups is performed whilst constructing a schedule. On the other hand, each job may consist of many identical items. Splitting a job often results in improved customer service or in reduced throughput time. Thus, implicit in determining a schedule is a lot-sizing decision which specifies how a job is to be split. This paper proposes a general model which combines batching and lot-sizing decisions with scheduling. A review of research on this type of model is given. Some important open problems for which further research is required are also highlighted.

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