2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.cie.2019.06.044
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A resource investment problem based on project splitting with time windows for aircraft moving assembly line

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“…Due to the theoretical and practical importance of RIPT/RACP, several variants have been introduced in the literature, such as Multi-Mode RIP (MRIP) [17] , [18] , RIP with Time Windows [19] , RIP with Quantity Discount Problem [20] , Multi-Mode Preemptive RIPT [21] , Fuzzy-Stochastic RIP [22] . Moreover, [23] extended the MRIP to multi-agent settings, proposing decentralized negotiation mechanisms to facilitate the allocation of global resources.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to the theoretical and practical importance of RIPT/RACP, several variants have been introduced in the literature, such as Multi-Mode RIP (MRIP) [17] , [18] , RIP with Time Windows [19] , RIP with Quantity Discount Problem [20] , Multi-Mode Preemptive RIPT [21] , Fuzzy-Stochastic RIP [22] . Moreover, [23] extended the MRIP to multi-agent settings, proposing decentralized negotiation mechanisms to facilitate the allocation of global resources.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Extensions related to when activities can be executed have also been developed. This has been studied considering time windows in which resources are not available (e.g., during holidays), as in (Lu, Ren, Wang & Zhu, 2019) and considering forbidden time periods in which activities cannot be executed. As discussed by (Hartmann & Briskorn, 2010), in contrast to time windows where the availability of resources affect all activities, forbidden periods are particular to each activity.…”
Section: Resource-constrained Project Scheduling Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Extensions related to when activities can be executed have also been developed. This has been studied considering time windows in which resources are not available (e.g., during holidays), as in Lu, Ren, Wang, and Zhu [96], and considering forbidden time periods in which activities cannot be executed, as in Drexl, Nissen, Patterson, and Salewski [42]. As discussed by Hartmann and Briskorn [74], in contrast to time windows where the availability of resources affects all activities, forbidden periods are particular to each activity.…”
Section: Application To Project Schedulingmentioning
confidence: 99%