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We describe a planning problem at a broadcasting company (e.g. a TV or radio channel). Advertisers place orders for commercials. Typically, each order consists of multiple spots, and the airdates of the spots are not fixed by the advertiser. Therefore, the channel has to decide simultaneously...
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We describe a planning problem at a broadcasting company (e.g. a TV or radio channel). Advertisers place orders for commercials. Typically, each order consists of multiple spots, and the airdates of the spots are not fixed by the advertiser. Therefore, the channel has to decide simultaneously...
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This paper deals with lot sizing and scheduling for a single-stage production System where setup costs and times are sequence dependent. A large bücket mixed integer programming (MIP) model is formulated which considers only efficient sequences. A tailor-made enumeration method of the...
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Where standard MLP-solvers fail to compute optimum objective function values for certain MLP-model formulations, lower bounds may be used as a point of reference for evaluating heuristics. In this paper, we compute lower bounds for the multi-level proportional lot sizing and scheduling problem...
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This contribution introduces a mixed-integer programming formulation for the multi-level, multi-machine proportional lot sizing and scheduling problem. It also presents a genetic algorithm to solve that problem. The efficiency of that algorithm is due to an encoding of solutions which uses a...
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This contribution presents two heuristic approaches for multi-level, single-machine lot sizing and scheduling. The first one is a variant of a so-called randomized regret based heuristic which is assumed to be the fastest available method for this particular class of problems. The second...
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This contribution deals with dynamic, capacitated, multi-level lot sizing and scheduling. The basic assumption is that for each item there is exactly one machine that this item can be manufactured on but no two items share a common machine. Finding an optimal solution with a greedy algorithm...
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This contribution acquaints the reader with a model for multi-level single-machine proportional lot sizing and scheduling problems (PLSPs) that appear in the scope of short-term production planning. It is one of the first papers that deals with dynamic capacitated multi-level lot sizing and...
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This contribution summarizes recent work in the field of lot sizing and scheduling. The objective is not to give a comprehensive literature survey, but to explain differences of formal models and to provide some first readings recommendations. Our focus is on capacitated, dynamic, and...
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