제약부 구간 선형 회귀모델에 의한 실동시간의 견적

Estimation of the Actual Working Time by Interval Linear Regression Models with Constraint Conditions

  • Hwang, S. G. (Department of Industrial Engineering, University of OsakaPrefecture) ;
  • Seo, Y. J. (Department of Industrial Engineering, University of KyungNam)
  • 발행 : 1989.12.01

초록

The actual working time of jobs, in general, is different to the standard time of jobs. In this paper, in order to analyze the actual working time of each job in production, we use the total production amount and the encessary total working time. The method which analyzes the actual working time is as follows. In this paper, we propose the interval regression analysis for obtaining an interval linear regression model with constraint conditions with respect to interval parameters. The merits of this method are the following.1) it is easy to obtain an interval linear model by solving a LP problem to which the formulation of proposed regression analysis is reduced, 2) it is easy to add constraint conditions about interval parameters, which are a sort of expert knowledge. As an application, within a case which has given certain data, the actual working time of jobs and the number of workers in a future plan are estimated through the real data obtianed from the operation of processing line in a heavy industry company. It results from the proposed method that the actual working time and the number of workers can be estimated as intervals by the interval regression model.

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