An Exact Solution for a Single Machine Scheduling Under Uncertainty

Rebaz Abdulla Sharif, Ayad M. Ramadan

Abstract


Here we have n jobs on one machine where the processing times are triangular fuzzy numbers. The jobs are available to process without interruption. The purpose is to find a best sequence of the jobs that minimizes total fuzzy completion times and maximum fuzzy tardiness. In this paper a new definition is presented called D-strongly positive fuzzy number, then an exact solution of the problem through this definition is found. This definition opens new ideas about converting scheduling problems into fuzzy cases.

Keywords


Scheduling; Fuzzy Processing Times; Fuzzy Tardiness; Efficient Solutions

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.34312/jjom.v5i1.16156



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