Package jasima.shopSim.prioRules.setup

Class Summary

Class	Description
ATCS	This class implements the Apparent Tardiness Costs with Setups rule, developed by Lee and Pinedo (1997).
DK	This class implements the DK rule, developed by Mahmoodi and Dooley (1991), see also Pickardt and Branke (2012).
ECR	This class implements the Enhanced Critical Ratio rule, developed by Chiang and Fu (2009), see also Pickardt and Branke (2012).
FCR	This class implements the Family Critical Ratio rule, developed by Kim and Bobrowski (1994), which assigns highest priority to all jobs that belong to the family which includes the job with the lowest critical ratio, see also Pickardt and Branke (2012).
FEDD	This class implements the Family Earliest Due Date rule, developed by Mahmoodi et al. (1990), which assigns highest priority to all jobs that belong to the family which includes the job with the earliest due date, see also Pickardt and Branke (2012).
FFCFS	This class implements the Family First Come First Served rule, developed by Flynn (1987), which assigns highest priority to all jobs that belong to the family which includes the job that arrived first to the queue, see also Pickardt and Branke (2012).
MASP	This class implements the Minimum Average Setup plus Processing time rule, developed by Russell and Philipoom (1991), which assigns highest priority to all jobs that belong to the family with the shortest processing time per job, see also Pickardt and Branke (2012).
MMS	This class implements the Minimum Marginal Setup time rule, developed by Arzi and Raviv (1998), which assigns highest priority to all jobs that belong to the family with the shortest setup time per job, see also Pickardt and Branke (2012).
SetupAvoidance	Returns a priority of +1 if setup states of the machine matches the setup state required by a job, or -1 otherwise.
SNSPT	This class implements the Shortest Normalized Setup and Processing Time rule, see Pickardt and Branke (2012).
SSPT	This class implements the Shortest Setup and Processing Time rule, developed by Wilbrecht and Prescott (1969), which selects the job that can be completed the quickest, see also Pickardt and Branke (2012).
SST	This class implements the Shortest Setup Time rule.
WBPT	This class implements the Weighted Batch Processing Time rule, developed by Raman et al. (1989), which is an additive combination of MMS and SPT, see also Pickardt and Branke (2012).