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57, Issue 3, September 2009
Modeling and optimization of manufacturing systems |
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pp 209 - 215 |
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Algorithms for parallel processor scheduling with distinct due windows and unit-time jobs |
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A. JANIAK, W.A. JANIAK, and R. JANUSZKIEWICZ |
We have studied problems of scheduling n unit-time jobs on m identical parallel processors, in which for each job a distinct due
window is given in advance. If a job is completed within its due window, then it incurs no penalty. Otherwise, it incurs a job-dependent
earliness or tardiness cost. The objective is to find a job schedule such that the total weighted earliness and tardiness, maximum weighted
earliness and tardiness or total weighted number of early and tardy jobs is minimized. Properties of optimal solutions of these problems are
established. We proved that optimal solutions for these problems can be found in O(n5
) time in case of minimization of the total weighted
earliness and tardiness and the total weighted number of early and tardy jobs and in O(n4√n log n) time in case of minimization of the maximum weighted earliness and tardiness. The established solution methods are extended to solve the problems with arbitrary integer release dates. A dedicated algorithm with time complexity O(n3 ) is provided for the special case of the problem of minimizing total weighted number of early and tardy jobs with agreeable earliness-tardiness weights. |
Key words: |
scheduling algorithms, parallel processor, earliness/tardiness, distinct due windows, unit-time jobs, integer release dates. |
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