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Research paper thumbnail of Risk Analysis and Efficient Logistics for Maritime Ports and Waterways in Qatar Sel I M Bor a , Gi No J . Lim, Andhamidr . Pa R Sa Ei

Industrial Engineering Applications in Emerging Countries, 2015

Research paper thumbnail of Combinatorial Auctions in Turkish Day-Ahead Electricity Markets Kür Şa D Der I NK Uyu, F Eh M I Ta NR Isev Er , Fat I H Bay T Uga N, Andm Us Ta Fa Sezgi N

Industrial Engineering Applications in Emerging Countries, 2015

Research paper thumbnail of Industrial Engineering Applications in Emerging Countries

Research paper thumbnail of Parameter Selection in Genetic Algorithms

Journal of Systemics Cybernetics and Informatics, 2004

Research paper thumbnail of Warm-Up Period Behavior in Steady-State Simulations

Digital computer,simulation is a widely used tool for analyzing many,industrial and service syste... more Digital computer,simulation is a widely used tool for analyzing many,industrial and service systems. One of the major problems,in steady -state simulations is the warm-up period problem. Many techniques have been proposed in the literature to deal with this problem. There are currently a number of studies to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of these techniques. In this paper, we investigate the factors affecting the length of the warm-up period for steady-state serial production line simulations. Factors such as the variability of processing times, system size, existence of bottleneck, reliability of system, system load level, and buffer capacity are investigated. Keywords:Steady -state simulations, behavior of warm-up period, serial production lines, MSER.

Research paper thumbnail of Analysis of the in vitro nanoparticle–cell interactions via a smoothing-splines mixed-effects model

Artificial Cells, Nanomedicine, and Biotechnology, 2015

Research paper thumbnail of A class of joint production and transportation planning problems under different delivery policies

Operations Research Letters, 2013

Research paper thumbnail of Scheduling for non regular performance measure under the due window approach

Research paper thumbnail of An Investigation of machine and AGV scheduling rules in an FMS

Research paper thumbnail of Artificial Neural Network Modeling and Simulation of In-Vitro<SUB>Nanoparticle-Cell</SUB><SUB> Interactions</SUB>

Journal of Computational and Theoretical Nanoscience, 2014

Research paper thumbnail of Simulation-Optimisation with Genetic Algorithms: Analysis of Numerical Parameters

Research paper thumbnail of Mixed-model assembly line sequencing using beam search

International Journal of Production Research, 2007

Research paper thumbnail of Stochastic assembly line balancing using beam search

International Journal of Production Research, 2005

Research paper thumbnail of A mathematical model proposal for cost-effective course planning in large hierarchical organizations

European Journal of Operational Research, 2014

Research paper thumbnail of Training an artificial neural network the pure pursuit maneuver

Computers & Operations Research, 1991

Research paper thumbnail of Computer usage in manufacturing systems

Computers & Industrial Engineering, 1988

Abstract Flexible Manufacturing Systems (FMS), as a class of automated production systems, are be... more Abstract Flexible Manufacturing Systems (FMS), as a class of automated production systems, are being implemented to increase the flexibility and productivity of discrete part manufacturing. Today, as a result of on-going advances and developments in hardware, this technology is not only becoming more complex to control, but also presenting a number of decision problems to be solved. Which, in turn, increases the pressure on both the researchers and practitioners to develop better sofware algorithms in order to use these expensive hardware systems efficiently. In the recent literature on FMS, planning problems are classified into strategic, tactical and operational areas. Each area has been also studied extensively and several solution approaches have been proposed ranging from analytical techniques to simulation and expert systems. The objective of this paper is to review the developments in simulation and to discuss the role of Expert Simulation systems (ESS) in FMS by identifying possible future research areas.

Research paper thumbnail of An investigation of reactive scheduling policies under machine breakdowns

Proceedings of the 4th Industrial Engineering …, 1995

Research paper thumbnail of A neural network model for scheduling problems

European Journal of Operational Research, 1996

Research paper thumbnail of Ant colony optimization for the single model U-type assembly line balancing problem

International Journal of Production Economics, 2009

Research paper thumbnail of An Evaluative Study of Operation Grouping Policies in an FMS

Research paper thumbnail of Risk Analysis and Efficient Logistics for Maritime Ports and Waterways in Qatar Sel I M Bor a , Gi No J . Lim, Andhamidr . Pa R Sa Ei

Industrial Engineering Applications in Emerging Countries, 2015

Research paper thumbnail of Combinatorial Auctions in Turkish Day-Ahead Electricity Markets Kür Şa D Der I NK Uyu, F Eh M I Ta NR Isev Er , Fat I H Bay T Uga N, Andm Us Ta Fa Sezgi N

Industrial Engineering Applications in Emerging Countries, 2015

Research paper thumbnail of Industrial Engineering Applications in Emerging Countries

Research paper thumbnail of Parameter Selection in Genetic Algorithms

Journal of Systemics Cybernetics and Informatics, 2004

Research paper thumbnail of Warm-Up Period Behavior in Steady-State Simulations

Digital computer,simulation is a widely used tool for analyzing many,industrial and service syste... more Digital computer,simulation is a widely used tool for analyzing many,industrial and service systems. One of the major problems,in steady -state simulations is the warm-up period problem. Many techniques have been proposed in the literature to deal with this problem. There are currently a number of studies to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of these techniques. In this paper, we investigate the factors affecting the length of the warm-up period for steady-state serial production line simulations. Factors such as the variability of processing times, system size, existence of bottleneck, reliability of system, system load level, and buffer capacity are investigated. Keywords:Steady -state simulations, behavior of warm-up period, serial production lines, MSER.

Research paper thumbnail of Analysis of the in vitro nanoparticle–cell interactions via a smoothing-splines mixed-effects model

Artificial Cells, Nanomedicine, and Biotechnology, 2015

Research paper thumbnail of A class of joint production and transportation planning problems under different delivery policies

Operations Research Letters, 2013

Research paper thumbnail of Scheduling for non regular performance measure under the due window approach

Research paper thumbnail of An Investigation of machine and AGV scheduling rules in an FMS

Research paper thumbnail of Artificial Neural Network Modeling and Simulation of In-Vitro<SUB>Nanoparticle-Cell</SUB><SUB> Interactions</SUB>

Journal of Computational and Theoretical Nanoscience, 2014

Research paper thumbnail of Simulation-Optimisation with Genetic Algorithms: Analysis of Numerical Parameters

Research paper thumbnail of Mixed-model assembly line sequencing using beam search

International Journal of Production Research, 2007

Research paper thumbnail of Stochastic assembly line balancing using beam search

International Journal of Production Research, 2005

Research paper thumbnail of A mathematical model proposal for cost-effective course planning in large hierarchical organizations

European Journal of Operational Research, 2014

Research paper thumbnail of Training an artificial neural network the pure pursuit maneuver

Computers & Operations Research, 1991

Research paper thumbnail of Computer usage in manufacturing systems

Computers & Industrial Engineering, 1988

Abstract Flexible Manufacturing Systems (FMS), as a class of automated production systems, are be... more Abstract Flexible Manufacturing Systems (FMS), as a class of automated production systems, are being implemented to increase the flexibility and productivity of discrete part manufacturing. Today, as a result of on-going advances and developments in hardware, this technology is not only becoming more complex to control, but also presenting a number of decision problems to be solved. Which, in turn, increases the pressure on both the researchers and practitioners to develop better sofware algorithms in order to use these expensive hardware systems efficiently. In the recent literature on FMS, planning problems are classified into strategic, tactical and operational areas. Each area has been also studied extensively and several solution approaches have been proposed ranging from analytical techniques to simulation and expert systems. The objective of this paper is to review the developments in simulation and to discuss the role of Expert Simulation systems (ESS) in FMS by identifying possible future research areas.

Research paper thumbnail of An investigation of reactive scheduling policies under machine breakdowns

Proceedings of the 4th Industrial Engineering …, 1995

Research paper thumbnail of A neural network model for scheduling problems

European Journal of Operational Research, 1996

Research paper thumbnail of Ant colony optimization for the single model U-type assembly line balancing problem

International Journal of Production Economics, 2009

Research paper thumbnail of An Evaluative Study of Operation Grouping Policies in an FMS

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