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• TITLE: Project Scheduling Problem with Uncertain Variables

  AUTHORS: Liang Lin, Ting Lou, Ni Zhan

  KEYWORDS: Project Scheduling Problem; Uncertain Variable; Single-Objective Programming; Multi-Objective Programming

  JOURNAL NAME: Applied Mathematics, Vol.5 No.4, March 10, 2014

  ABSTRACT: Project scheduling problem is mainly to determine the schedule of allocating resources in order to balance the total cost and the completion time. This paper chiefly uses chance theory to introduce project scheduling problem with uncertain variables. First, two types of single-objective programming models with uncertain variables as uncertain chance-constrained model and uncertain maximization chance-constrained model are established to meet different management requirements, then they are extended to multi-objective programming model with uncertain variables.