论文信息 - Man/Computer versus Automatic Scheduling

Man/Computer versus Automatic Scheduling

Automatic scheduling was compared with man/computer interactive scheduling for a simulated job shop in experimental sessions. Factors of the job stream were controlled and those factors which contributed to improved man/computer scheduling versus automatic scheduling were identified. Results show that man/computer scheduling generally was superior to automatic scheduling; very significantly in several job stream situations but in one situation the automatic method was best.

Colin L. Moodie | S. Wali Haider | James R. Buck

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