Project scheduling: The effects of problem structure on heuristic performance

James H. Patterson

Naval Research Logistics Quarterly, 1976, vol. 23, issue 1, 95-123

Abstract: Individual characteristics of multiple‐constrained resource, project scheduling problems are examined in an attempt to predict the solution obtainable with heuristic methods. Difficulties encountered in performing this type of research are described, and several multiple regression models are developed for predicting heuristic performance. Both single and multiple project data are examined, and results reported demonstrate the efficacy of determining beforehand the method used for problem solution.

Date: 1976
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