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This research aims to develop a theoretical framework for scheduling jobs on unrelated parallel machines.

December 19, 2025Open Access

Theoretical Approach For Solving Scheduling On Unrelated Parallel Machines With Release Dates To Minimize Four Criterions

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This research aims to develop a theoretical framework for scheduling jobs on unrelated parallel machines.
Proposes a novel scheduling approach for jobs in a cutting workshop.
Focuses on minimizing flow time, tardiness, earliness, and late work under the constraints of release dates.
Utilizes randomly generated job and machine instances for evaluation.
Demonstrates the efficacy of the proposed scheduling approach in minimizing tardiness and flow time.
Results suggest that the theoretical model can handle multiple objectives effectively in scheduling contexts.

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The challenge of scheduling a multi objective of unrelated parallel processors is a considered. During this environment, we scheduling a set of n jobs have to be on m unrelated parallel machines. A case wording is considered to schedule jobs in a cutting workshop to minimize the aggregate of the experiments' whole flow time, whole tardiness, whole earliness, and whole late work. The notion kernel beneath consideration with a chance release date. The dominant features and evaluate are proposed for substantial amount of randomly created.

Theoretical Approach For Solving Scheduling On Unrelated Parallel Machines With Release Dates To Minimize Four Criterions

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