Search Results - "Tomotani, Joao Vitor"

Simulation-optimization of inventory control of multiple products on a single machine with sequence-dependent setup times by Mesquita, Marco Aurélio, Tomotani, João Vitor

“…•Stochastic Economic Lot Scheduling Problem is a classic problem in Production Planning and Control.•The models simulate fixed cycling and dynamic scheduling…”
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Two castes sizes of leafcutter ants in task partitioning in foraging activity by Toledo, Marcelo Arruda de, Ribeiro, Pedro Leite, Carrossoni, Priscilla Shiota Fedichina, Tomotani, João Vitor, Hoffman, Ashley Nicole, Klebaner, Daniella, Watel, Halee Rachel, Iannini, Carlos Arturo Navas, Helene, André Frazão

“…Task partitioning in eusocial animals is most likely an evolutionary adaptation that optimizes the efficiency of the colony to grow and reproduce. It was…”
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Lot sizing and scheduling: a survey of practices in Brazilian companies by Tomotani, João Vitor, de Mesquita, Marco Aurélio

“…The lot sizing and scheduling (LSS) problem has motivated much research in production planning and control. However, while there are many papers on modelling…”
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Simulation Education: A Survey of Faculty and Practitioners by de Mesquita, Marco Aurelio, Carvalho da Silva, Bruna, Tomotani, Joao Vitor

“…This paper aims to raise current simulation teaching practices and identify the challenges and opportunities for improvement in simulation education. A survey…”
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Two castes sizes of leafcutter ants in task partitioning in foraging activity/Participacao de dois tamanhos de castas de operarias de formigas cortadeiras no particionamento de tarefas da atividade de forrageamento by de Toledo, Marcelo Arruda, Ribeiro, Pedro Leite, Fedichina Carrossoni, Priscilla Shiota, Tomotani, Joao Vitor, Hoffman, Ashley Nicole, Klebaner, Daniella, Watel, Halee Rachel, Navas Iannini, Carlos Arturo, Helene, Andre Frazao

“…Task partitioning in eusocial animals is most likely an evolutionary adaptation that optimizes the efficiency of the colony to grow and reproduce. It was…”
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