sysid blog · Jan 6, 2021

Scheduling

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I already analysed several scheduling problems: Task Scheduling Task Scheduling with limited Resources Job Shop Scheduling Problem Patient Scheduling The class of scheduling problems is interesting and every example provides new insight. Here I am going to look at two problems which can be solved with a very similar and quite common approach: The continuous time model approach. Problem 1: Machine…

I already analysed several scheduling problems:

Task Scheduling
Task Scheduling with limited Resources
Job Shop Scheduling Problem
Patient Scheduling

The class of scheduling problems is interesting and every example provides new insight. Here I am going to look at two problems which can be solved with a very similar and quite common approach: The continuous time model approach.

Problem 1: Machine Scheduling

Schedule jobs onto available machines so, that the total processing time (a.k.a. makespan) is minimized.

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