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discrete algorithms 4 problem complexity 4 Flow shop processing 2 approximability 2 computational analysis 2 movement optimization 2 Algorithm 1 Algorithmus 1 Combinatorial optimization 1 Complex systems 1 Complexity management 1 Computational complexity 1 Directed pathwidth 1 Discrete algorithms 1 Komplexe Systeme 1 Komplexitätsmanagement 1 Mathematical programming 1 Mathematische Optimierung 1 Theorie 1 Theory 1
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Wanke, Egon 5 Rethmann, Jochen 3 Espelage, Wolfgang 2 Gurski, Frank 1
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Computational Statistics 2 Mathematical Methods of Operations Research 2 Mathematical methods of operations research 1
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On the complexity of the FIFO stack-up problem
Gurski, Frank; Rethmann, Jochen; Wanke, Egon - In: Mathematical methods of operations research 83 (2016) 1, pp. 33-52
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Movement optimization in flow shop processing with buffers
Espelage, Wolfgang; Wanke, Egon - In: Computational Statistics 51 (2000) 3, pp. 495-513
We consider the movement minimization problem in a conveyer flow shop processing controlled by one worker that has to serve all machines. Each machine can only execute tasks if the worker is present. A few jobs can be queued in a buffer in front of each machine. The objective is to minimize the...
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An approximation algorithm for the stack-up problem
Rethmann, Jochen; Wanke, Egon - In: Computational Statistics 51 (2000) 2, pp. 203-233
We consider the combinatorial stack-up problem motivated by stacking up bins from a conveyor onto pallets. The stack-up problem is to decide whether a given list q of labeled objects can be processed by removing step by step one of the first s objects of q so that the following holds. After each...
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Movement optimization in flow shop processing with buffers
Espelage, Wolfgang; Wanke, Egon - In: Mathematical Methods of Operations Research 51 (2000) 3, pp. 495-513
We consider the movement minimization problem in a conveyer flow shop processing controlled by one worker that has to serve all machines. Each machine can only execute tasks if the worker is present. A few jobs can be queued in a buffer in front of each machine. The objective is to minimize the...
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An approximation algorithm for the stack-up problem
Rethmann, Jochen; Wanke, Egon - In: Mathematical Methods of Operations Research 51 (2000) 2, pp. 203-233
We consider the combinatorial stack-up problem motivated by stacking up bins from a conveyor onto pallets. The stack-up problem is to decide whether a given list q of labeled objects can be processed by removing step by step one of the first s objects of q so that the following holds. After each...
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