2019
DOI: 10.1504/ijpqm.2019.10025168
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Planning and scheduling problems of production systems: review, classification and opportunities

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“…This can be represented by (26). (26) After relocation, the value of the current location loc ki is evaluated against local optimum value L opt k , and the one with the best fitness value is assigned L opt k . This is defined in (27).…”
Section: B Local Optimization Phasementioning
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“…This can be represented by (26). (26) After relocation, the value of the current location loc ki is evaluated against local optimum value L opt k , and the one with the best fitness value is assigned L opt k . This is defined in (27).…”
Section: B Local Optimization Phasementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to solve the planning and scheduling problem, the researchers have developed three types of strategies (i.e., Hierarchical, Iterative and integrated approach) [26]. In the hierarchical approach, the planning problem is solved first without considering the scheduling constraints, and then scheduling problem is solved by fixing the planning decision variables [27].…”
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“…Industry 4.0 growth is inevitable and may impact the traditional business manufacturing industry that is labor-intensive and cost-sensitive [3]. In fact, market demand is very dependent on the economic conditions, the rise of new markets, and product diversity [4]. The integration of planning and scheduling not only satisfies customers' requirements but also optimizes the resources and achieves on-time delivery.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%