Naval Postgraduate School
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The Naval Postgraduate School scheduling system: a heuristic approach.
(1985-09)
A heuristic approach is presented to solve the Naval Postgraduate School's quarterly scheduling problem for academic courses and final examinations. The current scheduling system is studied and an automated system for ...
An implementation of the projective algorithm for linear programming
(1985-09)
An algorithm to solve linear programming problems is presented
which is based on Karmarkar's projective method. The algorithm
includes a practical method to project a general linear programming
problem onto a unit simplex ...
Probabilistic analysis of fault trees using pivotal decomposition.
(1985-06)
An algorithm is presented for computing the exact
failure probability for binary systems represented as fault
trees. This algorithm does not rely on cut sets. Instead,
it applies recursive pivotal decomposition together ...
Annual scheduling of Atlantic Fleet Naval Combatants
(Monterey, California. Naval Postgraduate School, 1985-03)
Employment scheduling is the task of assigning ships to fullfil U.S. Navy commitments at home and abroad. Commitments are events, with fixed start and completion dates, that require specified ship resources. The objective ...
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