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The pegs-rule for probabilistic sequencing situations
Hamers,H.J.M. Slikker,M.
Hamers,H.J.M.
Slikker,M.
Abstract
This paper considers one-machine sequencing situations in which agents are in a ed initial order before the processing of the machine starts. The agents are allowed to rearrange positions to save costs w.r.t. the costs given by the initial order. We will assume that the agents are not certain about the position they will take in the initial order. For these sequencing situations we introduce and characterize in two dierent ways the Probabilistic Equal Gain Splitting (PEGS) rule that assigns the expected cost savings to the agents.
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Pagination: 9
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1995
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Scheduling, Costs, operations research
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Hamers, H J M & Slikker, M 1995, The pegs-rule for probabilistic sequencing situations. Research memorandum / Tilburg University, Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, vol. FEW 703, vol. FEW 703, Unknown Publisher.