The Economic Lot Scheduling Problem: A Review and Comparison of Analytical and Heuristic Solution Procedures |
Contents
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Section II Experimental Plan | 19 |
Section III Results and Analysis | 22 |
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analytical approaches associated costs Bomberger's dynamic program Carol Wilcox Prevost Complete & Hogue complete cycle approach Complete Cycle Solution convex function demand rates Doll and Whybark's economic lot scheduling experimental plan feasible solution FORMAT 3X frequency factor fundamental cycle approach fundamental cycle length Goyal Haessler & Hogue's Haessler and Hogue's Haessler Saipe's Complete Heuristic Solution Hogue Two-Prod Hogue's Solution Independent Haessler Saipe's independent product approach independent product method Independent Product Solution infeasible solution integer integer linear programming inventory costs Inventory Holding Costs lot scheduling problem lower bound lowest costs number of fundamental Number of Production number of runs number of set optimal solution optimum number Product Independent Haessler production frequencies Production Runs Professor Rosser quadratic program restriction ri/Pi Runs when Inventory Runs when Set Runs when Utilization Saipe Saipe's Two-Product Solution sequence set of solutions Set up Costs Table Total Costs versus Two-Product Solution Haessler University of California values ոլ