Titlebook: Intelligent Scheduling Systems; Donald E. Brown,William T. Scherer Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1995 Manufacturing.a

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Measuring the Quality of Manufacturing Scheduleseir implementation in real-world factories. In this paper we describe a number of different aspects of this problem and show that it is in fact a very complex problem in its own right. After reviewing work in this area to date, we suggest a new approach which tries to reduce the complexity of the ta

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Intelligent Scheduling with Machine Learningufacturing patterns and the resulting performance of scheduling rules. Heuristics for applying these rules can then be generated by inductive learning algorithm The methodology also incorporates mechanisms for rule refinement and meta-control. The approach is addressed in the context of the adaptive

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