Holonic Modeling in Scheduling Process

Mircea Gorgoi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.760.193

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HomeApplied Mechanics and MaterialsApplied Mechanics and Materials Vol. 760Holonic Modeling in Scheduling Process

Holonic Modeling in Scheduling Process

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This paper present the new approach in the scheduling process using the unconventional methodology of modelling. New approach purpose use the holonic property the „part” and „hole” of an informational entity's. This duality, modelled the continuous and emergency property of technological flow of materials. The scheduling process is expression of the solution to the technological flow which can have to various solutions. By a „hole” property is simulate the parameters of entire flow, and by „part” is simulate the sequential parameter of flow. The aim of new approach is to establish a possible solution space for all variants of schedule by into an emergency property's of informational flow.

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Holonic Entity, Overlapping Context, Shifting Bottleneck, Temporal Context

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