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KB-SCHED: Knowledge-based scheduler for complex and dynamic systems

Öztemel et al., 2004

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15392266893183634085
Author
Öztemel E
Kolay H
Kubat C
Publication year
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Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing

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Scheduling problems are becoming more and more complex everyday. This makes the current rules and algorithms difficult to comply with the requirements. New machines with the capabilities of processing more than one jobs is being developed. Sometimes one job is …
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