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Genetic learning of dynamic scheduling within a simulation environment

Aytug et al., 1994

Document ID
1018881943558234599
Author
Aytug H
Koehler G
Snowdon J
Publication year
Publication venue
Computers & Operations Research

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This paper proposes a learning mode for dynamic scheduling. A simulation environment having intelligent objects is described. Intelligent objects make decisions. A method is described in which intelligent objects can learn during the course of a simulation. The …
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