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    A surgical suite manager is scheduling two surgeries performed by the same surgeon. The surgeries have index 6 and 7 in the formulation. The surgeon can benefit from performing the surgeries in parallel since the incision durations are low. Therefore, the manager concludes the operating room for surgery 6 must be different from the operating room for surgery 7. A linear constraint is needed to add to the formulation to account for this restriction in allocating operating rooms.

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    A surgical suite manager is scheduling two surgeries performed by the same surgeon. The surgeries have index 6 and 7 in the formulation. The surgeon can benefit from performing the surgeries in parallel since the incision durations are low. Therefore, the manager concludes the operating room for surgery 6 must be different from the operating room for surgery 7. A linear constraint is needed to add to the formulation to account for this restriction in allocating operating rooms.

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    A surgical suite manager is scheduling two surgeries performed by the same surgeon. The surgeries have index 6 and 7 in the formulation. The surgeon can benefit from performing the surgeries in parallel since the incision durations are low. Therefore, the manager concludes the operating room for surgery 6 must be different from the operating room for surgery 7. A linear constraint is needed to add to the formulation to account for this restriction in allocating operating rooms.

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    IE 482

    ACTIVE LEARNING EXERCISE #1 Name:

    Question

    In your formulation, each one of the surgery blocks with indices i= 6 and 7 actually represents
    an individual surgery. Furthermore, these surgeries are performed by the same surgeon. The
    surgeon informs the surgical suite manager that he can benefit from parallel processing while
    performing his surgeries, because the incision durations are relatively low for his surgeries.
    Therefore, the manager concludes that the OR for surgery 6 must be different from the OR for
    surgery 7. Considering this restriction for allocation, formulate a linear constraint to add into
    the DORA formulation.

    1 TED UNIVERSITY @ SPRING 2023

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