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Archive | ISSUE: , Volume: Jul-Sep-2022

Optimal Sequence Method of Waiting Time Processes


Author:Emenonye, C.E.

published date:2022-Jul-09

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Abstract

Sequence / scheduling is the process of “turning arrivals and /or departure of units to their required service”. It is used to refer to the “order” in which problems are solved. Some types of scheduling are considered, the formula for determining the total elapsed time derived and relevant theorems stated and proved. It is also shown that with any sequence S0, the optimal sequence S* can be obtained by the successive interchanges of consecutive jobs. For such interchange each value of Dn (s) is smaller than or equal to the one preceding the interchange.

Keywords: Sequence, Theorems, Optimal Sequence, Interchange,

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