Öz

The issue of production planning and optimization has received a consistent attention from researchers and practitioners for decades, and a number of methodologies for modeling and optimizing production lines have been reported in the research community. Although this is an important issue, there is room for improvement. The majority of existing methodologies assume that processing times are deterministic. From the practical point of view, however, the processing times behave in a random fashion. This paper revisits the traditional part-machine allocation problem and proposes a stochastic programming model where the processing times are described by random variables.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Allocation, Processing time, Stochastic programming, Chance Constraint Programming, Optimization

ÜRETİM PLANLAMASI VE OPTİMİZASYONUNDA KULLANILAN YÖNTEMLERDEN ŞANS SINIRLANDIRILMIŞ PROGRAMLAMA

Öz

Üretim planlama ve optimizasyonu konusu onlarca yıl boyunca araştırmacılar ve uygulamacıların ilgisini çekmistir ve araştırma camiasında bildirilen çok sayıda modelleme ve üretim optimizasyonu hattı vardır. Bu önemli bir konu olmasına rağmen gelişmelere de açıktır. Var olan metodların çoğu üretim zamanlarının deterministik olduğunu varsayar. Ne var ki uygulamada üretim zamanları tesadüfî şekilde davranır. Bu makale geleneksel parça makina yerleştirme problemini ele alır ve üretim zamanlarının tesadüfi değişken olarak modellendiği bir stokastik programlama modeli önerir.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Stokastik programlama, Optimizasyon, Şans sınırlandırılmış programlama, Proses zamanlarının rassallığı

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