Computer methods in operations research /

Computer Methods in Operations Research.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Thesen, Arne
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: New York : Academic Press, 1978.
Colección:Operations research and industrial engineering series.
Temas:
Operations research > Data processing.
Recherche op�erationnelle > Informatique.
Ordinateurs.
Recherche operationnelle.
Operations research > Data processing
Datenverarbeitung
Operations Research
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • CHAPTER IV: NETWORKS-FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTSA. USES OF NETWORKS; B. REPRESENTATION OF NETWORKS; C. TRAVERSING A DIRECTED NETWORK; D. GENERATION OF RANDOM NETWORKS; PROBLEMS; BIBLIOGRAPHY; CHAPTER V. CRITICAL PATH METHODS; A. PROJECT NETWORKS; B. THE CPM ALGORITHM; C. SYSTEMS DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS; D. SELECTION OF TIME UNITS; E. CPM FOR DAY-TO-DAY CONTROL; PROBLEMS; BIBLIOGRAPHY; CHAPTER VI. RESOURCE CONSTRAINED SCHEDULING METHODS; A. THE PROBLEM; B. AN INTEGER PROGRAMMING APPROACH; C. A HEURISTIC APPROACH; D. AN EVALUATION OFDIFFERENT HEURISTIC URGENCY FACTORS
  • E. A RESOURCE ALLOCATION/MANPOWER LEVELING SYSTEMPROBLEMS; BIBLIOGRAPHY; CHAPTER VII. LINEAR PROGRAMMING METHODS; A. THE LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEM; B. MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS; C. THE SIMPLEX METHOD; D. ELEMENTS OF THE REVISED SIMPLEX METHOD; E. THE REVISED SIMPLEX METHOD; F. COMPUTATIONAL CONSIDERATIONS; PROBLEMS; BIBLIOGRAPHY; CHAPTER VIII. BRANCH AND BOUND METHODOLOGY; A. THE BRANCH AND BOUND CONCEPT; B. AN ILLUSTRATION; C. DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS; D. A RECURSIVE BRANCH AND BOUND METHODFOR ZERO-ONE PROGRAMMING; E. BRANCH AND BOUND WITH CONTINUOUS VARIABLES; F. AN EVALUATION
  • PROBLEMSBIBLIOGRAPHY; CHAPTER IX. RANDOM NUMBER GENERATORS; A. THE MULTIPLICATIVE CONGRUENTIAL RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR; B. TESTING UNIFORM RANDOM NUMBER GENERATORS; C. EXPONENTIALLY DISTRIBUTED VARIATES; D. ERLANG DISTRIBUTED VARIATES; E. NORMALLY DISTRIBUTED VARIATES; F. CHI-SQUARE DISTRIBUTED VARIATES; G. POISSON DISTRIBUTED VARIATES; PROBLEMS; BIBLIOGRAPHY; CHAPTER X. DISCRETE EVENT SIMULATION PROGRAMMING; A. INTRODUCTION; B. ELEMENTS OF A DISCRETE EVENT SIMULATION MODEL; C. THE ADVANTAGE OF COMPUTER SIMULATION LANGUAGES; D. A BASIC SIMULATION FACILITY; PROBLEMS; BIBLIOGRAPHY
  • CHAPTER XI. TWO SIMULATION LANGUAGESA. SIMULATION MODELING WITH GPSS; B. SIMULATION MODELING WITH WIDES; C. PROGRAMMING WITH WIDES; PROBLEMS; BIBLIOGRAPHY; INDEX

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