Some Optimum Algorithms for Scheduling Problems with Changeover Costs
T.C. Hu,
Department of Computer Science,
University of Californai, San Diego, USA.
Y.S. Kuo,
Department of Computer Science??,
National Chiao Tang University, Hsinchu, Taiwan
Frank Ruskey,
Department of Computer Science,
University of Victoria, Canada.
Abstract:
We consider a production line that can produce one of n
items per day.
The demand schedule for all items is known in advance, and all items
must be produced on or before their deadlines.
We want a production schedule that meets all demand deadlines and
minimizes the total changeover cost.
The changeover cost has a special structure: it is (i) one dollar
if the production line changes from producing item i to
item j and i is less than j, and (ii) zero
if i is greater than or equal to j.
We also consider multiple identical production lines with all demands
due at the end of every month, and assume that there is exactly
enough demand at the end of every month.
We obtain optimum production schedules for both the single-line and
multiple-line case.
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Appears in Journal of the Operations Research Society of
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