
doi: 10.1287/mnsc.8.2.138
The stochastic scheduling problem discussed in this paper is similar to the classical inventory model. It is concerned with the demand for a single commodity expressed as a set of independent stochastic variables with known distributions and an objective functional composed of production and inventory cost variables. The model, however, incorporates a uniquely determined planning horizon, and in the usual application requires only a finite number of time periods. The horizon period is based upon the minimum expected loss in the operation and therefore is subject to the stochastic variables of demand.
Stochastic scheduling theory in operations research
Stochastic scheduling theory in operations research
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