论文信息 - BARBS: integrating simulation, optimization and knowledge-based techniques to identify and eliminate production bottlenecks

BARBS: integrating simulation, optimization and knowledge-based techniques to identify and eliminate production bottlenecks

Abstract This article presents BARBS (Bottleneck Analysis Rule-Based System), a knowledge system developed to aid in identifying and alleviating bottlenecks in the manufacturing environment. BARBS is based on a methodology that combines simulation, response surface optimization, and expert analysis heuristics. Major issues covered in this article include the architecture of BARBS, a description of the knowledge modules, and a case study.

Edward L. Fisher | Christina U. King

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