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Work flow analysis using queuing decomposition models

Abstract This paper looks at the application of queuing decomposition models to study work flow behaviour under various shop routing assumptions. This approach proves to be valuable in helping to understand variance and covariance effects. Results show that when processing time coefficients of variation are

S. T. Enns

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