A decision-making process for the real time control of a production unit

A decision-making process for the real time control of a production unit

The scheduling of jobs on machines in a job-shop is considered using a multilevel decision-making structure. The levels are coordinated by considering as constraints on one level the decision made on the preceding level. For job-shop scheduling a tool is proposed to enable one to find and to analyse...

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Veröffentlicht in:International journal of production research 1976-03, Vol.14 (2), p.275-284
Hauptverfasser: ERSCHLER, J., ROUBELLAT, F., VERNHES, J. P.
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