Computers and Operations Research
Computers and Operations Research
Computers and Operations Research
A note: Common due date assignment for a single machine scheduling with the rate-modifying activity
Computers and Operations Research
Scheduling with uncertain durations: Modeling β-robust scheduling with constraints
Computers and Operations Research
Scheduling a maintenance activity and due-window assignment on a single machine
Computers and Operations Research
Solving a stochastic single machine problem with initial idle time and quadratic objective
Computers and Operations Research
Setting due dates in a stochastic single machine environment
Computers and Operations Research
Optimal due date assignment and resource allocation in a group technology scheduling environment
Computers and Operations Research
Scheduling deteriorating jobs on a single machine subject to breakdowns
Journal of Scheduling
Makespan minimization on single batch-processing machine via ant colony optimization
Computers and Operations Research
A GRASP approach for makespan minimization on parallel batch processing machines
Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing
Computers and Operations Research
Computers and Operations Research
Computers and Industrial Engineering
Development of a decision support system for supplier evaluation and order allocation
Expert Systems with Applications: An International Journal
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Due date assignment combined with shop floor scheduling has attracted enormous amount of research, in recent years. In many make-to-order situations, the processing times are not known exactly in advance. Further, machine rates are not constant at different times. We assume the case where the machine rate is low at the beginning of the scheduling horizon. However, it can be brought back to normal rate by performing a maintenance activity. The problem includes assigning due-dates and scheduling the jobs and maintenance activity on a single machine where the processing times are stochastic. The objective is minimizing the total cost of lengths of quoted due-dates and expected deviations of completion times from declared due-dates. The optimal solutions of medium-sized problems are found by solving some nonlinear programming models. For larger problems, robust metaheuristics are developed and their performances are statistically analyzed.