A Multilevel Scheduling Model for Data Batches Processing in Conveyor Systems when Forming Sets and in the Presence of Restriction
Keywords:
multilevel programming model, data batches, groups of data batches, sets formed from processing resultsAbstract
The paper considers the task of making schedules for processing data of various types in the conveyor system in the presence of time restrictions on its operation and under condition of forming sets from the processing results. The paper is dedicated to the first stage of solving the above problem. This stage is associated with the rationale of a multilevel model of making decisions on the composition of data batches; composition of groups of batches being processed within the specified time intervals of the system; scheduling of processing of data batches in groups taking into account the conditions of forming sets of various types from the processing results.References
Published
2016-08-01
How to Cite
Krotov, K. (2016). A Multilevel Scheduling Model for Data Batches Processing in Conveyor Systems when Forming Sets and in the Presence of Restriction. SPIIRAS Proceedings, 4(47), 65-91. https://doi.org/10.15622/sp.47.4
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Methods of Information Processing and Control
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