论文信息 - Effect of learning and forgetting on economic lot size scheduling problem

Effect of learning and forgetting on economic lot size scheduling problem

The paper determines the sequence of set-ups and quantity to produce in each setup if two products are to be produced on a single facility, considering the effects of learning and forgetting. The cost expression which is to be minimized, consists of three factors: set-up cost, carrying cost and the cost of idle facility. A solution procedure is developed and the analysis is extended for the n-product system.

Dileep R. Sule | D. Sule

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