Journal of the Operational Research Society, Volume 56

Volume 56, Number 1, January 2005

Editorial

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  Terry Williams, John Wilson:
  Editorial. 1-2

Case-Oriented Papers

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  Rudy Setiono, Shan L. Pan, Ming-Huei Hsieh, Arnulfo P. Azcarraga:
  Automatic knowledge extraction from survey data: learning M-of-N constructs using a hybrid approach. 3-14
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  R. C. Hanna, Paul D. Berger, L. J. Abendroth:
  Optimizing time limits in retail promotions: an email application. 15-24
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  Alberto Paucar-Caceres, R. Thorpe:
  Mapping the structure of MBA programmes: a comparative study of the structure of accredited AMBA programmes in the United Kingdom. 25-38
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  Hwa-Joong Kim, Yeong-Dae Kim, D.-H. Lee:
  Scheduling for an arc-welding robot considering heat-caused distortion. 39-50
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  Zeger Degraeve, Filip Roodhooft, B. van Doveren:
  The use of total cost of ownership for strategic procurement: a company-wide management information system. 51-59

Theoretical Papers

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  Jacques Desrosiers, Nenad Mladenovic, Daniel Villeneuve:
  Design of balanced MBA student teams. 60-66
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  Li-Chiao Lin, Kuo-Lung Hou:
  An inventory system with investment to reduce yield variability and set-up cost. 67-74
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  J. Pinder:
  Using revenue management to improve pricing and capacity management in programme management. 75-87
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  Edward F. Stafford Jr., Fan T. Tseng, Jatinder N. D. Gupta:
  Comparative evaluation of MILP flowshop models. 88-101
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  Willy Herroelen, Roel Leus:
  Identification and illumination of popular misconceptions about project scheduling and time buffering in a resource-constrained environment. 102-109

Technical Notes

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  Gur Mosheiov, Jeffrey B. Sidney:
  Note on scheduling with general learning curves to minimize the number of tardy jobs. 110-112
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  A. K. Pal, Asoke Kumar Bhunia, R. N. Mukherjee:
  A marketing-oriented inventory model with three-component demand rate dependent on displayed stock level (DSL). 113-118
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  A. S. Fernández-Castro, Mariano Jiménez:
  PROMETHEE: an extension through fuzzy mathematical programming. 119-122

Volume 56, Number 2, February 2005

Editorial

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  Ruth Davies, David Bensley:
  Editorial. 123-125

Special Features

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  Jeff D. Griffiths, N. Price-Lloyd, M. Smithies, Janet E. Williams:
  Modelling the requirement for supplementary nurses in an intensive care unit. 126-133
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  Paul R. Harper, S. Phillips, Jennifer E. Gallagher:
  Geographical simulation modelling for the regional planning of oral and maxillofacial surgery across London. 134-143
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  Christine Pelletier, Thierry J. Chaussalet, Haifeng Xie:
  A framework for predicting gross institutional long-term care cost arising from known commitments at local authority level. 144-152
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  R. Ashton, L. Hague, M. Brandreth, David Worthington, Stephen Cropper:
  A simulation-based study of a NHS Walk-in Centre. 153-161
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  Robert B. Van der Meer, L. A. Rymaszewski, H. Findlay, J. Curran:
  Using OR to support the development of an integrated musculo-skeletal service. 162-172
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  Kevin J. Leonard, J. Lin, S. Dalziel, R. Yap, D. Adams:
  Incorporating operations research techniques to evaluate information systems impact on healthcare. 173-179
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  John S. Edwards, Matthew Hall, Duncan Shaw:
  Proposing a systems vision of knowledge management in emergency care. 180-192
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  M. Walsh, T. Hostick:
  Improving health care through community OR. 193-201
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  P. Bennett, A. Hare, J. Townshend:
  Assessing the risk of vCJD transmission via surgery: models for uncertainty and complexity. 202-213
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  M. D. Stevenson, J. E. Brazier, N. W. Calvert, M. Lloyd-Jones, Jeremy E. Oakley, J. A. Kanis:
  Description of an individual patient methodology for calculating the cost-effectiveness of treatments for osteoporosis in women. 214-221
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  Marion S. Rauner, Sally C. Brailsford, Steffen Flessa:
  Use of discrete-event simulation to evaluate strategies for the prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV in developing countries. 222-233

Volume 56, Number 3, March 2005

Case-Oriented Papers

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  Francis J. Vasko, Dennis D. Newhart, A. D. Strauss:
  Coal blending models for optimum cokemaking and blast furnace operation. 235-243
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  Vladimir Marianov, F. Fresard:
  A procedure for the strategic planning of locations, capacities and districting of jails: application to Chile. 244-251
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  Marie-Laure Bougnol, José H. Dulá, Donna L. Retzlaff-Roberts, Norman Keith Womer:
  Nonparametric frontier analysis with multiple constituencies. 252-266
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  Zhuo Fu, Richard W. Eglese, Leon Y. O. Li:
  A new tabu search heuristic for the open vehicle routing problem. 267-274
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  M. Al-Marsumi:
  Modelling some aspects of the maintenance management of the working refractory lining of small electric arc furnaces in the steel industry. 275-285

Theoretical Papers

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  Z. Pelin Bayindir, Nesim K. Erkip, Refik Güllü:
  Assessing the benefits of remanufacturing option under one-way substitution. 286-296
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  M. T. Ramos, Jesus Sáez:
  Solving capacitated facility location problems by Fenchel cutting planes. 297-306
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  Peng-Sheng You:
  A heuristic approach for multiple item and location ordering problem with quantity discount and capacity constraint. 307-316
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  T. Rehman, C. M. Yates:
  Inclusion of nonlinear demand-supply relationships within large-scale partial equilibrium linear programming models. 317-323
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  Celia A. Glass, Adam Prügel-Bennett:
  A polynomially searchable exponential neighbourhood for graph colouring. 324-330
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  John J. Glen:
  Mathematical programming models for piecewise-linear discriminant analysis. 331-341

Technical Notes

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  Gholam Reza Jahanshahloo, F. Hosseinzadeh Lotfi, N. Shoja, Masoud Sanei, Ghasem Tohidi:
  Sensitivity and stability analysis in data envelopment analysis. 342-345
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  Kuo-Lung Hou:
  Optimal production run length for deteriorating production system with a two-state continuous-time Markovian processes under allowable shortages. 346-350

Corrigendum

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  Jose M. Framiñan, Jatinder N. D. Gupta, Rainer Leisten:
  A review and classification of heuristics for permutation flow-stop scheduling with makespan objective. 351

Book Selection

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  Uwe Aickelin:
  Book Selection. 352-355

Volume 56, Number 4, April 2005

Theoretical Papers

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  Sebastián Lozano, Gabriel Villa:
  Centralized DEA models with the possibility of downsizing. 357-364
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  G. Zhu, Jonathan F. Bard, G. Yu:
  Disruption management for resource-constrained project scheduling. 365-381
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  Mohamed Haouari, Jouhaina Chaouachi, Moshe Dror:
  Solving the generalized minimum spanning tree problem by a branch-and-bound algorithm. 382-389
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  D. L. Tracy, B. Chen:
  A generalized model for weight restrictions in data envelopment analysis. 390-396
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  Abdullah Dasci, Gilbert Laporte:
  An analytical approach to the facility location and capacity acquisition problem under demand uncertainty. 397-405
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  C.-C. Hsu, D. S. Kim:
  A new heuristic for the multi-mode resource investment problem. 406-413
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  Ramón Alvarez-Valdés, Francisco Parreño, José Manuel Tamarit:
  A GRASP algorithm for constrained two-dimensional non-guillotine cutting problems. 414-425
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  Kathryn A. Dowsland, Jonathan M. Thompson:
  Ant colony optimization for the examination scheduling problem. 426-438
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  Hao Tang, Elise Miller-Hooks:
  Algorithms for a stochastic selective travelling salesperson problem. 439-452
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  E. Aghezzaf:
  Capacity planning and warehouse location in supply chains with uncertain demands. 453-462

Viewpoints

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  Richard J. Ormerod:
  Comments on the classification of management science methods by Mingers. 463-465
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  John Mingers:
  Classifying philosophical assumptions: a reply to Ormerod. 465-467
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  Michael C. Jackson:
  Sexing-up the evidence: a reply to Ormerod and Ulrich. 467-468
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  John Mingers:
  'More dangerous than an unanswered question is an unquestioned answer': a contribution to the Ulrich debate. 468-474

Book Selection

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  Book Selection. 475-478

Volume 56, Number 5, May 2005

Editorial

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  T. Williams, J. Wilson, Michael Pidd:
  The next 50 years of OR. 479-482

Case-Oriented Papers

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  Ana S. Camanho, Robert G. Dyson:
  Cost efficiency, production and value-added models in the analysis of bank branch performance. 483-494
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  Aris A. Syntetos, John E. Boylan, J. D. Croston:
  On the categorization of demand patterns. 495-503
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  S. H. Liao:
  An Intranet-based architecture for building military scenario training systems. 504-513
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  J. F. J. Vermeulen, M. van den Brink:
  The search for an alerted moving target. 514-525

Theoretical Papers

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  Gérard Fleury, Philippe Lacomme, Christian Prins, Wahiba Ramdane-Chérif:
  Improving robustness of solutions to arc routing problems. 526-538
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  W. Q. Huang, Y. Li, Hakim Akeb, C. M. Li:
  Greedy algorithms for packing unequal circles into a rectangular container. 539-548
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  S. Küçükpetek, Faruk Polat, Halit Oguztüzün:
  Multilevel graph partitioning: an evolutionary approach. 549-562
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  B. C. Giri, Tadashi Dohi:
  Exact formulation of stochastic EMQ model for an unreliable production system. 563-575
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  David A. Nembhard, Napassavong Osothsilp:
  Learning and forgetting-based worker selection for tasks of varying complexity. 576-587
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  Christos D. Tarantilis, George Ioannou, Chris T. Kiranoudis, Gregory P. Prastacos:
  Solving the open vehicle routeing problem via a single parameter metaheuristic algorithm. 588-596
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  Pandian Vasant, R. Nagarajan, Sazali Yaacob:
  Fuzzy linear programming with vague objective coefficients in an uncertain environment. 597-603
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  Jorge M. S. Valente, Rui A. F. S. Alves:
  Improved lower bounds for the early/tardy scheduling problem with no idle time. 604-612

Book Selection

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  Book Selection. 613-617

Volume 56, Number 6, June 2005

Review

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  Stewart Robinson:
  Discrete-event simulation: from the pioneers to the present, what next? 619-629

Case-Oriented Papers

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  Robert B. Van der Meer, John Quigley, James E. Storbeck:
  Using regression analysis to model the performance of UK Coastguard centres. 630-641
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  Ekrem Duman, M. Hamdi Özçelik, Ahmet N. Ceranoglu:
  A TSP (1, 2) application arising in cable assembly shops. 642-648
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  Silvia Casado, Manuel Laguna, Joaquín A. Pacheco:
  Heuristical labour scheduling to optimize airport passenger flows. 649-658
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  Kathryn Taylor, Brian Dangerfield:
  Modelling the feedback effects of reconfiguring health services. 659-675

Theoretical Papers

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  J. K. Sengupta:
  Data envelopment analysis with heterogeneous data: an application. 676-686
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  Caroline Gagné, Marc Gravel, Wilson L. Price:
  Using metaheuristic compromise programming for the solution of multiple-objective scheduling problems. 687-698
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  Kevin W. Li, D. Marc Kilgour, Keith W. Hipel:
  Status quo analysis in the graph model for conflict resolution. 699-707
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  Kim-Leng Poh, K. W. Choo, C. G. Wong:
  A heuristic approach to the multi-period multi-commodity transportation problem. 708-718
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  Liang-Yuh Ouyang, C.-T. Chang, Jinn-Tsair Teng:
  An EOQ model for deteriorating items under trade credits. 719-726

Practice Note

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  A. Greasley:
  Using DEA and simulation in guiding operating units to improved performance. 727-731

Technical Notes

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  R. Ramanathan:
  Estimating energy consumption of transport modes in India using DEA and application to energy and environmental policy. 732-737
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  Albert Corominas, Jordi Ojeda, Rafael Pastor:
  Multi-objective allocation of multi-function workers with lower bounded capacity. 738-743
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  N.-H. Shih:
  Estimating completion-time distribution in stochastic activity networks. 744-749

Book Selection

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  Book Selection. 750-755

Volume 56, Number 7, July 2005

Case-Oriented Papers

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  Jack A. A. van der Veen, V. Venugopal:
  Using revenue sharing to create win-win in the video rental supply chain. 757-762
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  A. L. Tuson, S. A. Harrison:
  Problem difficulty of real instances of convoy planning. 763-775
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  G. W. Kinney Jr., Raymond R. Hill, James T. Moore:
  Devising a quick-running heuristic for an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) routing system. 776-786
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  John H. Powell, R. G. Coyle:
  Identifying strategic action in highly politicized contexts using agent-based qualitative system dynamics. 787-798
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  J.-C. Tsou, Jen-Ming Chen:
  Dynamic model for a defective production system with Poka-Yoke. 799-803
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  A. J. Lewis:
  Towards fairer measures of player performance in one-day cricket. 804-815

Theoretical Papers

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  Andrew Lim, Brian Rodrigues, J. Zhang:
  Tabu search embedded simulated annealing for the shortest route cut and fill problem. 816-824
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  L. Ding, Kevin D. Glazebrook:
  A static allocation model for the outsourcing of warranty repairs. 825-835
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  H.-T. Tsai, Lyn C. Thomas, H.-C. Yeh:
  An economic model for credit assessment problems using screening approaches. 836-843
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  Ke Liu, Jing-An Li, Yue Wu, Kin Keung Lai:
  Analysis of monitoring and limiting of commercial cheating: a newsvendor model. 844-854
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  Pekka Leskinen, Jyrki Kangas:
  Rank reversals in multi-criteria decision analysis with statistical modelling of ratio-scale pairwise comparisons. 855-861

Practice Note

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  Christos Vasilakis, Adele H. Marshall:
  Modelling nationwide hospital length of stay: opening the black box. 862-869

Technical Note

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  P.-S. You:
  Inventory policy for products with price and time-dependent demands. 870-873

Viewpoints

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  Richard J. Ormerod:
  Intellectual and practical journeys. 874-876
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  Maurice W. Kirby:
  Reply to Richard Ormerod. 876-877

Volume 56, Number 8, August 2005

Case-Oriented Papers

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  Simon French, A. J. Maule, G. Mythen:
  Soft modelling in risk communication and management: examples in handling food risk. 879-888
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  Robert B. Van der Meer, John Quigley, James E. Storbeck:
  Using data envelopment analysis to model the performance of UK coastguard centres. 889-901
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  Richard W. Eglese, Alan Mercer, B. Sohrabi:
  The grocery superstore vehicle scheduling problem. 902-911
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  Stewart Robinson, Thanos Alifantis, John S. Edwards, John Ladbrook, A. Waller:
  Knowledge-based improvement: simulation and artificial intelligence for identifying and improving human decision-making in an operations system. 912-921
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  M. Kumral, P. A. Dowd:
  A simulated annealing approach to mine production scheduling. 922-930
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  Henk A. Akkermans, Kim E. van Oorschot:
  Relevance assumed: a case study of balanced scorecard development using system dynamics. 931-941
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  C.-Y. Hung, Gino K. Yang, Patrick S. Deng, T. Tang, Shaw-Ping Lan, Peter Chu:
  Fitting Lanchester's square law to the Ardennes Campaign. 942-946

Theoretical Papers

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  Oliver Holthaus, Chandrasekharan Rajendran:
  A fast ant-colony algorithm for single-machine scheduling to minimize the sum of weighted tardiness of jobs. 947-953
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  I. Kuban Altinel, Temel Öncan:
  A new enhancement of the Clarke and Wright savings heuristic for the capacitated vehicle routing problem. 954-961
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  Jean-François Cordeau, Gilbert Laporte:
  Maximizing the value of an Earth observation satellite orbit. 962-968
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  Dimitris K. Despotis:
  A reassessment of the human development index via data envelopment analysis. 969-980
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  Geert Verstraeten, Dirk Van den Poel:
  The impact of sample bias on consumer credit scoring performance and profitability. 981-992
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  I. David, Moshe Kress:
  'No Overlap No Gap' and the attack of a linear target by n different weapons. 993-996

Technical Note

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  Gilles Reinhardt, Maqbool Dada:
  Allocating the gains from resource pooling with the Shapley Value. 997-1000

Corrigendum

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  Erdal Erel, Jay B. Ghosh, J. T. Simon:
  New heuristic for the dynamic layout problem. 1001

Volume 56, Number 9, September 2005

Editorial

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  Jonathan N. Crook, David E. Edelman, Lyn C. Thomas:
  Credit Scoring. 1003-1005

Papers

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  Lyn C. Thomas, R. W. Oliver, David J. Hand:
  A survey of the issues in consumer credit modelling research. 1006-1015
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  Peter A. Beling, Z. Covaliu, Robert M. Oliver:
  Optimal scoring cutoff policies and efficient frontiers. 1016-1029
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  Ralph L. Keeney, Robert M. Oliver:
  Designing win-win financial loan products for consumers and businesses. 1030-1040
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  Galina Andreeva, Jake Ansell, Jonathan N. Crook:
  Modelling the purchase propensity: analysis of a revolving store card. 1041-1050
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  Lyn C. Thomas, Stephen Thomas, Leilei Tang, Owain ap Gwilym:
  Impact of demographic and economic variables on financial policy purchase timing decisions. 1051-1062
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  P. G. Moffatt:
  Hurdle models of loan default. 1063-1071
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  John Banasik, Jonathan N. Crook:
  Credit scoring, augmentation and lean models. 1072-1081
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  Klaus B. Schebesch, Ralf Stecking:
  Support vector machines for classifying and describing credit applicants: detecting typical and critical regions. 1082-1088
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  Bart Baesens, Tony Van Gestel, M. Stepanova, Dirk Van den Poel, Jan Vanthienen:
  Neural network survival analysis for personal loan data. 1089-1098
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  Y. Liu, Matthias Schumann:
  Data mining feature selection for credit scoring models. 1099-1108
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  David J. Hand:
  Good practice in retail credit scorecard assessment. 1109-1117

Volume 56, Number 10, October 2005

Obituary

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  Alan Mercer:
  Patrick Rivett. 1119-1121

Case-Oriented Papers

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  Yris Olaya, Isaac Dyner:
  Modelling for policy assessment in the natural gas industry. 1122-1131
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  Chao-Ton Su, Mu-Chen Chen, Hsiao-Ling Chan:
  Applying neural network and scatter search to optimize parameter design with dynamic characteristics. 1132-1140
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  Jian Hung Chen, Tain Sue Jan:
  A system dynamics model of the semiconductor industry development in Taiwan. 1141-1150
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  C.-H. Lan, C.-Y. Hsui, L.-C. Wei:
  A complexity perspective to deploy artistic exhibits. 1151-1158
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  T. C. E. Cheng, Y. N. Wu:
  The impact of information sharing in a two-level supply chain with multiple retailers. 1159-1165

Theoretical Papers

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  Theodor J. Stewart:
  Goal programming and cognitive biases in decision-making. 1166-1175
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  R. Jiang, Andrew K. S. Jardine:
  Two optimization models of the optimum inspection problem. 1176-1183
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  Morten Riis, Anders J. V. Skriver, S. F. Møller:
  Internet protocol network design with uncertain demand. 1184-1195
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  C. Kao, H.-T. Hung:
  Data envelopment analysis with common weights: the compromise solution approach. 1196-1203
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  C. H. Han, Byeong Seok Ahn:
  Interactive group decision-making procedure using weak strength of preference. 1204-1212
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  F. J. Vasko, P. J. Knolle, D. S. Spiegel:
  An empirical study of hybrid genetic algorithms for the set covering problem. 1213-1223
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  Jen-Ming Chen, Tsung-Hui Chen:
  Effects of joint replenishment and channel coordination for managing multiple deteriorating products in a supply chain. 1224-1234

Technical Note

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  Wei-Chang Yeh:
  A novel method for the network reliability in terms of capacitated-minimum-paths without knowing minimum-paths in advance. 1235-1240

Volume 56, Number 11, November 2005

Case-Oriented Papers

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  Mary Black, Andrew T. Brint, J. R. Brailsford:
  A semi-Markov approach for modelling asset deterioration. 1241-1249
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  Ben J. Waterson, Tom J. Cherrett, M. McDonald:
  The use of simulation in the design of a road transport incident detection algorithm. 1250-1257
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  George Baltas:
  Modelling category demand in retail chains. 1258-1264

Theoretical Papers

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  Theodore S. Glickman, Homayoun Khamooshi:
  Using hazard networks to determine risk reduction strategies. 1265-1272
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  Amy Hing Ling Lau, Hon-Shiang Lau:
  A critical comparison of the various plausible inter-echelon gaming processes in supply chain models. 1273-1286
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  Marc Gravel, Caroline Gagné, Wilson L. Price:
  Review and comparison of three methods for the solution of the car sequencing problem. 1287-1295
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  José António Crispim, José Brandão:
  Metaheuristics applied to mixed and simultaneous extensions of vehicle routing problems with backhauls. 1296-1302
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  R. Jea, Chao-Ton Su, J.-L. Lin:
  Time aggregation effect on the correlation coefficient: added-systematically sampled framework. 1303-1309
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  E. J. Comeaux, Bhaba R. Sarker:
  Joint optimization of process improvement investments for supplier-buyer cooperative commerce. 1310-1324

Technical Note

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  Ji-Bo Wang, Z.-Q. Xia:
  Flow-shop scheduling with a learning effect. 1325-1330

Viewpoints

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  Chung-Yuan Dye:
  Addendum to 'Comment on Bose S, Goswami A and Chaudhuri KS (1995). An EOQ model for deteriorating items with linear time-dependent demand rate and shortages under inflation and time discounting' by Moon and Giri. 1331-1333
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  B. C. Giri:
  Authors' response. 1333
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  F. C. Duckworth, A. J. Lewis:
  Comment on Carter M and Guthrie G (2004). Cricket interruptus: fairness and incentive in limited overs cricket matches. 1333-1337
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  M. Carter, Graeme Guthrie:
  Reply to the comments of Duckworth and Lewis. 1337-1341

Book Selection

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  Book Selection. 1342-1348

Volume 56, Number 12, December 2005

Obituary

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  H. Paul Williams:
  George B Dantzig, 1914-2005. 1349-1350

Editorial

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  J. Wilson:
  Editorial. 1351

Part Special Issue

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  Francisco J. Arcelus, Pablo Arocena:
  Productivity differences across OECD countries in the presence of environmental constraints. 1352-1362
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  Barbara Casu, Duncan Shaw, Emmanuel Thanassoulis:
  Using a group support system to aid input-output identification in DEA. 1363-1372
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  Vladimir E. Krivonozhko, O. B. Utkin, A. V. Volodin, I. A. Sablin:
  About the structure of boundary points in DEA. 1373-1378

Case-Oriented Paper

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  Richard J. Ormerod:
  Putting soft OR methods to work: the case of IS strategy development for the UK Parliament. 1379-1398

Theoretical Papers

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  G. T. Kaup, D. J. Kaup, Neal M. Finkelstein:
  The Lanchester (n, 1) problem. 1399-1407
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  Victor V. Podinovski:
  The explicit role of weight bounds in models of data envelopment analysis. 1408-1418
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  Hartanto Wong, G. J. van Houtum, Dirk Cattrysse, Dirk Van Oudheusden:
  Simple, efficient heuristics for multi-item multi-location spare parts systems with lateral transshipments and waiting time constraints. 1419-1430
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  Gary Simpson:
  Programmatic efficiency comparisons between unequally sized groups of DMUs in DEA. 1431-1438
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  Sebastián Lozano, Gabriel Villa:
  Determining a sequence of targets in DEA. 1439-1447

Technical Note

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  Ernesto G. Birgin, Reinaldo Morabito, F. H. Nishihara:
  A note on an L-approach for solving the manufacturer's pallet loading problem. 1448-1451

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  Book Selection. 1452-1454