ProceedingsIEEE, 1997 - Artificial intelligence |
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... considered as machines or classical tools . - the case of dynamic set - ups ( i.e. set - ups which duration depends on the sequence of jobs to be planned ) is not considered . Two important reasons are the computation time needed to ...
... considered as machines or classical tools . - the case of dynamic set - ups ( i.e. set - ups which duration depends on the sequence of jobs to be planned ) is not considered . Two important reasons are the computation time needed to ...
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... considered . The aperiodic load is assumed to be asym- metrically distributed among all the nodes . There is one periodic phase , executed by the DCS on a P period basis . max A2 . The TTRT is assumed set as the maximum possible ATRT ...
... considered . The aperiodic load is assumed to be asym- metrically distributed among all the nodes . There is one periodic phase , executed by the DCS on a P period basis . max A2 . The TTRT is assumed set as the maximum possible ATRT ...
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... considered . Efficiency of using various aspects of soft computing , including heuristic procedures , apparatus of fuzzy set theory , neural network models , rule - based systems for solving mentioned above problems is demonstrated ...
... considered . Efficiency of using various aspects of soft computing , including heuristic procedures , apparatus of fuzzy set theory , neural network models , rule - based systems for solving mentioned above problems is demonstrated ...
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Innovations in Design and Integrated | 1 |
Creative and Innovative Manufacturing | 4 |
Y Fan and C Wu Tsinghua Univ | 7 |
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