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"Who Lives Here?": The Use of Vignettes in Household Roster Research

by Eleanor R. Gerber, Tracy R. Wellens, Catherine Keeley , 1996
"... Introduction Standard procedures for conducting household-based surveys require obtaining a list of household residents. These lists, called rosters are used for complete enumeration of the household, for randomized selection of respondents, and for establishing the eligibility of certain household ..."
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, roster pages often contain titles, explanations, and other cues which respondents can use to form expectations about the task ahead. In addition, rosters have been used to convey specific information to respondents about who should be regarded as a household member. Researchers cannot assume

The State of the Art of Nurse Rostering

by Edmund Burke, Patrick De Causmaecker, Greet Vanden Berghe, Hendrik Van Landeghem - JOURNAL OF SCHEDULING , 2004
"... Nurse rostering is a complex scheduling problem that affects hospital personnel on a daily basis all over the world. The need for quality software solutions is acute for a number of reasons. In particular, it is very important to efficiently utilise time and effort, to evenly balance the workload am ..."
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and previously written overviews, we present comparisons for measures that determine the complexity of nurse rostering problems. We describe and discuss solution approaches which span the interdisciplinary spectrum from operations research techniques to artificial intelligence methods. We conclude by drawing

Categorisation of nurse rostering problems

by Patrick De Causmaecker, Greet V, En Berghe
"... Abstract. Personnel rostering has received ample attention in recent years. Due to its social and economic relevance and due to its intrinsic complexity, it has become a major subject for scheduling and timetabling researchers. Among the personnel rostering problems, nurse rostering turned out to be ..."
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Abstract. Personnel rostering has received ample attention in recent years. Due to its social and economic relevance and due to its intrinsic complexity, it has become a major subject for scheduling and timetabling researchers. Among the personnel rostering problems, nurse rostering turned out

The value of flexibility in baseball roster construction

by Timothy C Y Chan , Douglas S Fearing
"... Abstract Drawing inspiration from the theory of production flexibility in manufacturing networks, we provide the first optimization-based analysis of the value of positional flexibility (the ability of a player to play multiple positions) for a major league baseball team in the presence of injury r ..."
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to injuries. Finally, we apply this model to measure the difference in performance between a team with players who have positional flexibility and a team that does not. We find that using 2012 rosters, flexibility was expected to create from 3% (White Sox) to 15% (Cubs) in value for each team, measured

© 2004 Kluwer Academic Publishers. Printed in the Netherlands. THE STATE OF THE ART OF NURSE ROSTERING

by Edmund K. Burke, Patrick De Causmaecker, Greet Vanden Berghe, Hendrik, Van Landeghem
"... Nurse rostering is a complex scheduling problem that affects hospital personnel on a daily basis all over the world. The need for quality software solutions is acute for a number of reasons. In particular, it is very important to efficiently utilise time and effort, to evenly balance the workload am ..."
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operations research techniques to artificial intelligence methods. We conclude by drawing on the strengths and weaknesses of the literature to outline the key issues that need addressing in future nurse rostering research. KEY WORDS: nurse rostering, hospital personnel scheduling 1.

New approaches to nurse rostering benchmark instances

by Edmund K. Burke, Tim Curtois
"... This paper presents the results of developing a branch and price algorithm and an ejection chain method for nurse rostering problems. The approach is general enough to be able to apply it to a wide range of benchmark nurse rostering instances. The majority of the instances are real world application ..."
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applications. They have been collected from a variety of sources including industrial collaborators, other researchers and various publications. The results of entering these algorithms in the 2010 International Nurse Rostering Competition are also presented and discussed. In addition, incorporated within both

A Hyperheuristic Approach to Belgian Nurse Rostering Problems

by Burak Bilgin, Patrick De Causmaecker, Greet Vanden Berghe
"... The nurse rostering problem involves the assignment of shifts to nurses with respect to several constraints like workload, legal restrictions, and contractual agreements [9]. The complexity of the problem attracts many researchers around the world. Since the regulations, requirements, and agreements ..."
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The nurse rostering problem involves the assignment of shifts to nurses with respect to several constraints like workload, legal restrictions, and contractual agreements [9]. The complexity of the problem attracts many researchers around the world. Since the regulations, requirements

New computational results for nurse rostering benchmark instances

by Edmund K. Burke, Tim Curtois
"... This paper presents the results of applying a branch and price algorithm and an ejection chain method to a wide range of benchmark nurse rostering instances. The majority of the instances are real world and collected from a variety of sources including industrial collaborators, other researchers and ..."
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This paper presents the results of applying a branch and price algorithm and an ejection chain method to a wide range of benchmark nurse rostering instances. The majority of the instances are real world and collected from a variety of sources including industrial collaborators, other researchers

A Harmony Search Algorithm for Nurse Rostering Problems

by Mohammed Hadwan, Masri Ayob, Nasser R. Sabar, Roug Qu
"... ABSTRACT. Harmony Search Algorithm (HSA) is a relatively new nature-inspired algorithm. It evolves solutions in the problem search space by mimicking the musical improvisation process in seeking agreeable harmony measured by aesthetic standards. The Nurse Rostering Problem (NRP) is a well-known NP-h ..."
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in Malaysia. Experimental results show that our proposed HSA produces better quality rosters for all considered instances than a genetic algorithm (implemented herein). The second is a set of well-known benchmark NRPs which are widely used by researchers in the literature. The proposed HSA obtains good

Integrating Constraint Logic Programming and Operations Research Techniques for the Crew Rostering Problem

by A. Caprara, F. Focacci, E. Lamma, P. Mello, M. Milano, P. Toth, D. Vigo , 1998
"... In this paper, we investigate the possibility of integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Operations Research (OR) techniques for solving the Crew Rostering Problem (CRP). CRP calls for the optimal sequencing of a given set of duties into rosters satisfying a set of constraints. The optimality c ..."
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In this paper, we investigate the possibility of integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Operations Research (OR) techniques for solving the Crew Rostering Problem (CRP). CRP calls for the optimal sequencing of a given set of duties into rosters satisfying a set of constraints. The optimality
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