A Review of Scheduling Problems and Research Opportunities in Motion Picture Exhibition
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allocation: resources; decision support; forecasting: applications; scheduling; optimization; relationships of OR with other disciplines; management; OR practice; entertainment; motion pictures;All these keywords.
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