Analyzing variability in continuous processes

Article Abstract:

The impact of variability on a continuous flow production process is analyzed. A continuous time model is developed to capture the propagation of variability through the system and use this model to calculate the mean and the variance of the distribution of the output from this process.

Methods, Production planning, Functions, Continuous, Continuous functions

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Minimal multicut and maximal integer multiflow: A survey

Article Abstract:

The maximum integral multiflow problems and minimal multicut problems are surveyed and compared. The dual relationship between them and complexity associated with them is studied.

France, Surveys, Comparative analysis, Resource allocation

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On OCRA: Response to comments by Wang (2004)

Article Abstract:

An analysis of comments by researcher Wang on operational competitiveness rating analysis is discussed.

United States

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