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... assigned ( which have been called earliest and latest stations ) . This may imply a significant reduction in the number of assignment variables . Given these bounds , it is easy to determine , for every station j , the set of tasks , I ...
... assigned ( which have been called earliest and latest stations ) . This may imply a significant reduction in the number of assignment variables . Given these bounds , it is easy to determine , for every station j , the set of tasks , I ...
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... assigned to station i or i + 1 . For example , suppose the chosen cluster seeds are { -4 , 2 , 8 } . The corresponding label clusters are { -4 , −3 } , { 2 , 3 } and { 8 , 11 } . So operation 1 will be assigned to sta- tion 1 ...
... assigned to station i or i + 1 . For example , suppose the chosen cluster seeds are { -4 , 2 , 8 } . The corresponding label clusters are { -4 , −3 } , { 2 , 3 } and { 8 , 11 } . So operation 1 will be assigned to sta- tion 1 ...
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... assigned and the decision to go on to level k + 1 corresponds to the choice of a new task , in such a way that it constitutes a feasible partial solution with those already assigned . Starting from a state s of a level k , several ...
... assigned and the decision to go on to level k + 1 corresponds to the choice of a new task , in such a way that it constitutes a feasible partial solution with those already assigned . Starting from a state s of a level k , several ...
Contents
ASSEMBLY | 1 |
FeatureBased Assembly Model and MultiAgents System structure for ComputerAided Assembly | 8 |
Construction of the Precedence Graphs Equivalent to a Given Set of Assembly Sequences | 14 |
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