We study the problem of minimizing the weighted number of late jobs to be scheduled on a single machine when processing times are equal. In this paper, we show that this problem, as well as its preemptive variant, are strongly polynomial. When preemption is not allowed (1∣pj=p, rj∣ΣwjUj), the problem can be solved in O(n7). In the preemptive case, (1∣pj=p, pmtn, rj ∣ΣwjUj), the problem can be solved in O(n10). Both algorithms are based upon dynamic programming.
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