A Hybrid Algorithm to Minimize Regular Criteria in the Job-shop Scheduling Problem with Maintenance Activities, Sequence
The scheduling problems have been analyzed considering that the processing time of operations is known and normally without maintenance activities and set up times between jobs. Minimizing makespan is the most studied criterion, which does not consider im
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Germán Jairo Hernández-Pérez National University of Colombia Bogotá, Colombia
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