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This paper is concerned with the problem of nurse rostering within hospitals. We analyse a class of four benchmark instances from the nurse rostering literature to provide insight into the nature of the problem. By highlighting the structure of the problem we are able to reduce the relevant...
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This paper considers the Economic Lot Scheduling Problem: that is, the problem of finding a feasible schedule that allows cyclic production of several products on a single facility so as to minimize holding and set up costs. We consider the case when three products are required to be produced in...
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This article provides a theoretical analysis of the problem of scheduling jobs in batches by family on a batch-processing machine, in the presence of perishability time windows of equal length. The problem arises in the context of production planning in a microbiological laboratory, and has...
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We study a problem of minimising the total number of zeros in the gaps between blocks of consecutive ones in the columns of a binary matrix by permuting its rows. The problem is referred to as the Consecutive Ones Matrix Augmentation Problem, and is known to be NP-hard. An analysis of the...
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