2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.orl.2007.01.003
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A project game for PERT networks

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“…A "dual" problem has been previously studied by Bergantiños and Sánchez (2002a), Branzei et al (2002), and Castro et al (2007Castro et al ( , 2008a. In these papers the project is delayed and a cost is generated.…”
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“…A "dual" problem has been previously studied by Bergantiños and Sánchez (2002a), Branzei et al (2002), and Castro et al (2007Castro et al ( , 2008a. In these papers the project is delayed and a cost is generated.…”
Section: An Applicationmentioning
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“…Second, they define rules based on delays of paths. Castro et al (2007) model the problem as a cooperative game. Castro et al (2008a) present a rule which is a weighted version of serial cost sharing problems.…”
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“…It is a statistical tool based on network diagram to calculate the time parameters and allocate resources for each task [4]. Castro et al presented how to use the PERT to control the project [5]. Ballesteros-Pérez updated the PERT and proposed a refined M-PERT to conduct the modeling of real-life projects and deal with activities that have uncertain durations [6].…”
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