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Two-agent single-machine scheduling with a rate-modifying activity

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We study single-machine scheduling problems involving a rate-modifying activity and two competing agents with due-date-related functions. Classical scheduling models assume that job processing times re-main constant over time; however, in real-world settings, processing times may change due to factors such as technological upgrades or machine maintenance. We complement this with the notion of multiple independent agents competing over the use of a shared resource, each with their own motives. These considerations allow us to model the upcoming trend of the sharing economy, where resources are shared amongst independent competitors in the market. We aim to model these scenarios by considering a variety of scheduling criteria for each agent, including the makespan, the number of late jobs, and the total late work. To account for the change in processing times, we consider an optional rate-modifying activity that once completed, results in a reduction in subsequent job processing times. We show that problems involving the total late work are binary N P-hard and propose efficient pseudo-polynomial dynamic programming algorithms for solving these problems. We also show that the remaining problems are solvable in polynomial time. Crown Copyright (c) 2023 Published by Elsevier B.V. This is an open access article under the CC BY-NC-ND license ( http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ )
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Scheduling
Single machine
Dynamic programming
Two-agents
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European Journal of Operational Research 封面图
European Journal of Operational Research
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University of Sydney
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被引数: 90
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