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A Weighted Modified Due Date Rule for Sequencing to Minimize Weighted Tardiness Export

Journal of Scheduling, Vol. 7, No. 4. (1 July 2004), pp. 261-276.

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Priority dispatching for minimizing job tardiness has been the subject of research investigation for several decades. Minimizing weighted tardiness however has considerably more practical relevance, but for this objective only a few dispatching rules have been advanced and scientifically compared. We introduce here a new rule, which we call “Weighted Modified Due Date” (WMDD) and test its effectiveness against other competing rules that have been developed for weighted tardiness. The test is accomplished via a simulation study of a simple queueing system and by static problem analysis. The WMDD rule is found to compare favorably to all the rules tested.


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