Titlebook: Evolutionary and Memetic Computing for Project Portfolio Selection and Scheduling; Kyle Robert Harrison,Saber Elsayed,Ruhul Amin Sark Book

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Stephen Farrall,Colin Hay,Emily Gray simple but comprehensive illustrative example that shows the usefulness of the problem statement and argue that there are no published approaches so far that deal with its whole complexity. We also provide some guidelines to build such an approach based on the use of evolutionary algorithms.

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Brian Greer,Swapna Mukhopadhyayn (FFD)?process, in the context of the Australian Defence Force (ADF) capability development. The core objective of the problem addressed in this study is to maximize the total portfolio value attained by the selection and scheduling of a set of projects, grouped in various subsets referred to as ca

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-6167-2-world constraints, and to analyze how the applications of this set were changing over time. The main difference of this research is the approach on several aspects that cover a variety of aspects associated with the portfolio optimization problem—the types of analyses, constraints, algorithms, and

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What is LISP? Why do I like it?system is an integer programming model optimizing the value of the project portfolio while taking into account project interdependencies?and multiple objectives?via aspiration levels. We present the graphical user interface of the decision support system and provide insight on the latter via a case

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Kyle Robert Harrison,Saber Elsayed,Ruhul Amin SarkProvides the reader with a broad overview of the project portfolio selection and scheduling problem.Highlights the state of the art and recent trends in evolutionary and memetic computing.Addresses th

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