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Wahl, Stefan Knowledge base for batch-processing machine scheduling research Mendeley Data This knowledge base for batch-processing machine scheduling research provides a comprehensive literature data base comprising 425 research articles. These articles are classified according to two classification schemes: The first classification scheme is an adapted and extended Scheduling Problem Classification Scheme (SPCS) to comprehensively specify batch scheduling problems within the three fields “A - Machine characteristics”, “B - Job and processing characteristics”, and “C - Objective system”. The second classification scheme is a completely new Scheduling Article Classification Scheme (SACS), consisting of five fields: “D - Theoretical insights”, “E - Model type”, “F - Solution method”, “G - Experimental evaluation”, and “H - Application case”. The core of the knowledge base is a binary matrix indicating which article has which characteristics (represented by attributes embedded in a hierarchical structure of categories and fields). To ensure transparency and reproducibility, not only batch-scheduling literature classification matrices are provided, but also a detailed description of the classification schemes (along with visualizations) and a detailed documentation of the applied methodology. The knowledge base complements the research article “Serial-batch scheduling: a systematic review and future research directions” by Gahm et al. (under review). List of files: - Batch-scheduling literature classification matrices.xlsx This file includes the complete classification of 425 research articles on batch scheduling according to the SPCS and SACS. - Classification schemes for batch-processing machine scheduling research.pdf This file describes the Scheduling Problem Classification Scheme (SPCS) and the Scheduling Article Classification Scheme (SACS). - The SPCS at a glance.pdf - The SACS at a glance.pdf - Methodology for the development of the knowledge base.pdf This file documents the applied methodology. Knowledge Discovery Batch Scheduling Scheduling Classification System Gahm, Christian Tuma, Axel Dataset doi:10.17632/7cv58py5hk.4 oai:data.mendeley.com/7cv58py5hk.4 Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 https://data.mendeley.com/datasets/7cv58py5hk 2024-09-24T07:36:43Z