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Priority rules can be defined as sequencing decision criteria according to which a job among those waiting for being processed by a machine is selected at the time a machine becomes free. Such scheduling procedures (e.g. “shortest-processing-time” or “minimum-slack-time” rules) are extensively discussed in the heuristic scheduling literature.
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Haupt, R. (1988). Flexibilization of Sequencing Priority Rules. In: Schellhaas, H., van Beek, P., Isermann, H., Schmidt, R., Zijlstra, M. (eds) DGOR/NSOR. Operations Research Proceedings, vol 1987. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-73778-7_13
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