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) no more than twenty to fifty activities can be solved to optimality in reasonable amount of time. Hence, heuristics must … be employed to solve larger instances. To evaluate such heuristics, lower bounds are needed. The aim of this paper is to …
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The time–cost tradeoff problem is one of the most important and applicable problems in project scheduling area. There are many factors that force the mangers to crash the time. This factor could be early utilization, early commissioning and operation, improving the project cash flow, avoiding...
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A plant construction project always involves lots of activities. Precise information about the activities duration is unfortunately unavailable due to the uncertain resources capacity. The fuzzy program evaluation and review technique (PERT) has been widely applied to solve the fuzzy project...
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