Browsing by Author "Basnet, Chuda"

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  • A genetic algorithm for a bicriteria supplier selection problem

    Basnet, Chuda; Weintraub, Andres (Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Ltd, 2009)
    In this paper, we discuss the problem of selecting suppliers for an organisation, where a number of suppliers have made price offers for supply of items, but have limited capacity. Selecting the cheapest combination of ...

  • A hybrid genetic algorithm for a loading problem in flexible manufacturing systems

    Basnet, Chuda (Taylor & Francis, 2011)
    One of the operating decisions involved in the scheduling of flexible manufacturing systems (FMS) is that of loading the FMS. Given a pool of jobs, which can be processed on alternate machines and alternate tools, the ...

  • The measurement of internal supply chain integration

    Basnet, Chuda (Emerald, 2013)
    Purpose: Internal supply chain refers to the chain of activities within a company that concludes with providing a product to the customer. This process involves multiple functions within companies such as sales, production, ...

  • Scheduling contractors' farm-to-farm crop harvesting operations

    Basnet, Chuda; Foulds, Les R.; Wilson, J. (Blackwell Publishing, 2006)
    The harvesting of renewable resources from an operations scheduling viewpoint is introduced, and a harvesting scenario arising in the agricultural context involving a commercial contracting enterprise that travels from ...

  • Selection of dispatching rules in simulation-based scheduling of flexible manufacturing

    Basnet, Chuda (UK Society of Modelling and Simulation, 2011)
    Discrete-event simulation has been proposed as a tool for the real-time selection of dispatching rules in the scheduling of flexible manufacturing systems (FMS). In this approach, a look-ahead simulation is used to predict ...

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