Abstract

An Interval Programming Based Approach for fully uncertain Resource-Constrained Project Scheduling Problem Considering Project Manager’s Attitude toward Risk

Highlights

  • resource-constrained project scheduling problem (RCPSP) is one of the widely studied combinatorial optimization problem in operations research and has a NP-hard nature to solve optimally

  • This paper presents a novel interval programming based transformation approach for solving a fully uncertain RCPSP

  • In the mathematical formulation, all of the project parameters as well as the project schedules are considered as interval numbers

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Introduction

RCPSP is one of the widely studied combinatorial optimization problem in operations research and has a NP-hard nature to solve optimally. While dealing with the uncertainty of these project parameters, the usage of fuzzy set theory is preferred in this study instead of using a stochastic approach (or probability theory) and the uncertain project parameters/variables are represented by interval-valued numbers. Uncertainty of the project parameters may not be handled by random variables due to the lack of statistical past data In this case, fuzzy set theory may be a useful tool to study the project scheduling problems [3]. Fuzzy set theory can be utilized in such cases where the uncertain project parameters are estimated by project managers based on their expertise, knowledge and judgements Such a human expertise on these uncertain parameters may generally involve ambiguous or vague information which cannot be modelled by using stochastic or probabilistic approaches.

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