This book studies exact solution procedures for the so-called
Conference Scheduling Problem (CSP), which seeks to minimize the
duration of a conference, where some of the activities cannot be
held concurrently. The CSP corresponds to non-preemptive scheduling
of independent activities with dedicated resources and constitutes
a special case within the more general Resource Constraint Project
Scheduling Problem (RCPSP) as well as the machine scheduling
framework, and as such it is NP-hard. The core characteristics of
CSP are commonly encountered in problems of different domains and
therefore the problem is of high practical relevance. The book
focuses on the analysis and comparison of graph-based solution
procedures, which operate on a constrained graph that is derived
from the confliciting acitivies to be scheduled. In particular
Interval Coloring and Comparability Graph Augmentation are
considered. An emphasis is put on the investigation of variations
of the latter procedure, which exploits the structure of the
constraint graph and is therefore robust to variations in the
activity durations.
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