The beta-assignment problems

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The problem of assigning n number of workers to m number of jobs with worker qualifications known in advance and the maximum number of jobs per worker minimized is considered. An algorithm is developed with the purpose of identifying the cardinality of the beta assignment problem. The algorithm computes for the possible existence of an edge, the density of the edge and the running times.

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A note on pseudo-invexity and symmetric duality

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A pair of symmetric dual nonlinear programming problems namely Min p(x,y) and Max p(u,v) and their symmetric duality under pseudoinvexity type assumptions on the kernel function are discussed. The formulation validated the various duality theorems and removes certain discrepancies in a recently introduced primal-dual pair.

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Human resource planning in knowledge-intensive operations: a model for learning with stochastic turnover

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Research is presented describing the development of a management knowledge assessment model to be used in conjunction with human resources for planning manpower requirements where knowledge is a key issue.

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