Time Horizon: Implications for Aggregate Scheduling Effectivness1 |
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Authors: | Ronald J Ebert |
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a University of Washington, |
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Abstract: | This performance of intuitive aggregate scheduling is compared with the scheduling performance of a mathematical model. A controlled experiment was designed to illustrate one scheduling problem characteristic which accounts for the superiority of model decisions over intuitive decisions. This relative superiority increases as the time-horizon complexity increases. The horizon complexity is a manifestation of the cost structure of the decision setting. |
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