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Rafael de Carvalho Miranda, Cibele Nogueira Paiva, José Arnaldo Barra Montevechi, Tábata Fernades Pereira
Pág. 615 - 622
Human beings have naturally different variations in performance which may lead towards significant differences between the results forecasted by simulation models and those actually obtained. Current research studies the effects of human factors such as ...
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Rafael de Carvalho Miranda, José Arnaldo Barra Montevechi, Alexandre Ferreira Pinho
Pág. 321 - 328
Optimization methods in discrete-event simulation have become widespread in numerous applications. However, the methods´ performance falls sharply in terms of computational time when more than one decision variable is handled. Current assay develops an a...
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Thiago Buselato Maurício, José Arnaldo Barra Montevechi, Fabiano Leal, Rafael de Carvalho Miranda, Fabrício Lombardi
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This paper presents a discrete event simulation employed in a Brazilian automotive company. There was a huge waste caused by one family scrap. It was believed one reason was the company functional layout. In this case, changing from current to cellular l...
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