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An experiment in scheduling and planning of non-structured jobs: Lessons learned from artificial intelligence and operational research toolbox

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  • Ntuen, Celestine A.
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  • Ntuen, Celestine A. & Park, Eui H., 1995. "An experiment in scheduling and planning of non-structured jobs: Lessons learned from artificial intelligence and operational research toolbox," European Journal of Operational Research, Elsevier, vol. 84(1), pages 96-115, July.
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