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Predicting the performance of unpaced assembly lines where one station variability may be smaller than the others

EZEY M. DAR-EL Faculty of Industrial Engineering and Management, Technion—Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, 32000, Israel.
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ARIEL MAZER Cambridge Road, Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
Pages 2105-2116 | Published online: 30 Mar 2007

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Sarah Hudson, Tom McNamara & Sabry Shaaban. (2015) Unbalanced lines: where are we now?. International Journal of Production Research 53:6, pages 1895-1911.
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C.-M. LIU, S.-F. SU & C.-L. LIN. (1996) Predictive models for performance evaluation of serial production lines. International Journal of Production Research 34:5, pages 1279-1291.
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C.-M. LIU & C.-L. LIN. (1994) Performance evaluation of unbalanced serial production lines. International Journal of Production Research 32:12, pages 2897-2914.
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G. E. MARTIN. (1993) Predictive formulae for unpaced line efficiency. International Journal of Production Research 31:8, pages 1981-1990.
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Konstantinos S. Boulas, Georgios D. Dounias & Chrissoleon T. Papadopoulos. (2021) A hybrid evolutionary algorithm approach for estimating the throughput of short reliable approximately balanced production lines. Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing 34:2, pages 823-852.
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Sabry Shaaban, Tom McNamara & Sarah Hudson. (2013) The effects of unbalancing operation time variability on the performance of unreliable lines. Journal of Manufacturing Technology Management 24:3, pages 428-447.
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Sabry Shaaban & Sarah Hudson. (2009) The performance of unpaced serial production lines with unequal coefficients of variation of processing times. International Journal of Computer Applications in Technology 34:2, pages 122.
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Yuval Cohen, Gad Vitner & Subhash C. Sarin. (2006) Optimal allocation of work in assembly lines for lots with homogenous learning. European Journal of Operational Research 168:3, pages 922-931.
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Steve Mason, Tim Baines, John M. Kay & John Ladbrook. (2005) Improving the design process for factories: Modeling human performance variation. Journal of Manufacturing Systems 24:1, pages 47-54.
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Sameh M. Saad & Mike D. Byrne. (1998) Comprehensive simulation analysis of a flexible hybrid assembly system. Integrated Manufacturing Systems 9:3, pages 156-167.
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