Effect of Selected Priority Rules on Manufacturing Objectives in Scheduling

Pavel Važan; Michal Škamla; Dominika Jurovatá; Vladimír Ľupták

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.488-489.1125

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Effect of Selected Priority Rules on Manufacturing Objectives in Scheduling

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In this paper, the effect of selected priority rules of scheduling is presented. This effect has been studied for chosen scheduling objectives by simulation method. The authors used the simulator Witness to experimentation with priority rules in a designed manufacturing system. The results of experiments have been processed into the synthesis of knowledge. The implementation of scheduling procedure is described in this paper.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 488-489)

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1125-1129

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March 2012

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Pavel Važan, Michal Škamla, Dominika Jurovatá, Vladimír Ľupták

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Algorithm (GA), Manufacturing Objectives, Priority Rules, Scheduling, Simulation

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