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Journal of the Operational Research Society (2005) 56, 1455-1461 ( 2005 Operational Research Society Ltd. All rights reserved. 0160-5682/05 $30.00 www.palgrave-journals.com/jors INDEX TO VOLUME 56, 2005 AUTHOR AND TITLE INDEX (Excluding Book Selection and Viewpoints) Case-Oriented Paper Abendroth, L. J.: Bard, J. F.: (see Hanna, R. C.) (see Zhu, G.) Adams, D.: Bayindir, Z. P., Erkip, N. and Giilii, R.: (see Leonard, K. J.) Assessing the benefits of remanufacturing option under one-way Aghezzaf, E.: substitution, 286 Capacity planning and warehouse location in supply chains with Beling, P., Covaliu, Z. and Oliver, R. M.: uncertain demands, 453 Optimal scoring cutoff policies and efficient frontiers, 1016 Ahn, B. S.: Bennett, P., Hare, A. and Townshend, J.: (see Han, C. H.) Assessing the risk of vCJD transmission via surgery: models for Akeb, H.: uncertainty and complexity, 202 (see Huang, W. Q.) Bensley, D.: Akkermans, H. A. and van Oorschot, K. E.: (see Davies, R.) Relevance assumed: a case study of balanced scorecard development Berger, P. D.: using system dynamics, 931 (see Hanna, R. C.) Alifantis, T.: Bhunia, A. K.: (see Robinson, S.) (see Pal, A. K.) “Al-Marsumi, M.: Birgin, E. G., Morabito, R. and Nishihara, F. H. Modelling some aspects of the maintenance management of the A note on an L-approach for solving the manufacturer's pallet working refractory lining of small electric arc furnaces in the steel loading problem, 1448 industry, 275 Black, M., Brint, A. T. and Brailsford, J. R.: Altinel, i. K. and Oncan, T.: A semi-Markov approach for modelling asset deterioration, A new enhancement of the Clarke and Wright savings heuristic for 1241 the capacitated vehicle routing problem, 954 Bougnol, M.-L., Dula, J. H., Retzlaff-Roberts, D. and Alvarez-Valdes, R., Parrenio, F. and Tamarit, J. M.: Womer, N. K.: A GRASP algorithm for constrained two-dimensional non-guillotine Nonparametric frontier analysis with multiple constituencies, 252 cutting problems, 414 Boylan, J. E.: Alves, R. A. F. S.: (see Syntetos, A.A.) (see Valente, J. M. S.) Brailsford, J. R.: Andreeva, G., Ansell, J. and Crook, J. N.: (see Black, M.) Modelling the purchase propensity: analysis ofa revolving store card, Brailsford, S. C.: 1041 (see Rauner, M. S.) Ansell, J.: Brandao, J.: (see Andreeva, G.) (see Crispim, J.) Arcelus, F. J. and Arocena, P.: Brandreth, M.: Productivity differences across OECD countries in the presence of (see Ashton. R.) environmental constraints, 1352 Brazier, J. E.: Arocena, P.: (see Stevenson, M. D.) (see Arcelus, F. J.) Brint, A. T.: Ashton, R., Hague, L., Brandreth, M., Worthington, D. (see Black, M.) Cropper, S.: A simulation-based study of a NHS Walk-in Centre, 153 Calvert, NN. W.: Azcarraga, A.: (see Stevenson, M. D.) (see Setiono, R.) Camanho, A. S. and Dyson, R. G.: Cost efficiency, production and value-added models in the analysis of Baesens, B., Van Gestel, T., Stepanova, M., Van den Poel, D. and bank branch performance, 483 Vanthienen, J.: Casado, S., Laguna, M. and Pacheco, J.: Neural network survival analysis for personal loan data, 1089 Heuristical labour scheduling to optimize airport passenger flows, “Baltas, G.: 649 Modelling category demand in retail chains, 1258 Casu, B., Shaw, D. and Thanassoulis, E.: Banasik, J. and Crook, J.: Using a group support system to aid input-output identification in Credit scoring, augmentation and lean models, 1072 DEA, 1363 1456 Journal of the Operational Research Society Vol. 56, No. 12 Cattrysse, 1D: Dalziel, S.: (see Wong, H.) (see Leonard, K. J.) Ceranoglu, A. N.: Dangerfield, B.: (see Duman, E.) (see Taylor, K.) Chan, H.-L.: Dasci, A. and Laporte, G.: (see Su, C.-T.) An analytical approach to the facility location and capacity Chang, C.-T.: acquisition problem under demand uncertainty, 397 (see Ouyang, L.-Y.) David, I. and Kress, M.: Chaouachi, J.: ‘No Overlap No Gap’ and the attack of a linear target by n different (see Haouari, M.) weapons, 993 Chaussalet, T. J.: Davies, R. and Bensley, D.: Editorial, 123 (see Pelletier, C.) Chen, B.: “Degraeve, Z., Roodhooft, F. and van Doveren, B.: (see Tracy, D. L.) The use of total cost of ownership for strategic procurement: a ‘Chen, J. H., Jan, T. S.: company-wide management information system, 51 A system dynamics model of the semiconductor industry development Deng; P: 5:: in Taiwan, 1141 (see Hung, C.-Y.) Chen, J.-M. and Chen, T.-H.: Despotis, D. K.: Effects of joint replenishment and channel coordination for managing A reassessment of the human development index via data envelop- multiple deteriorating products in a supply chain, 1224 ment analysis, 969 Chen, J.-M.: Desrosiers, J., Mladenovic, N. and Villeneuve, D.: (see Tsou, J.-C.) Design of balanced MBA student teams, 60 Chen, M.-C.: Ding, L. and Glazebrook, K. D.: (see Su, C.-T.) A static allocation model for the outsourcing of warranty repairs, 825 Chen, T.-H.: Dohi, T..: (see Chen, J.-M.) (see Giri, B. C.) “Cheng, T. C. E. and Wu, Y. N.: Dowd, P. A.: The impact of information sharing in a two-level supply chain with (see Kumral, M.) multiple retailers, 1159 Dowsland, K. A. and Thompson, J. M.: Cherrett, T. J.: Ant colony optimization for the examination scheduling problem, 426 (see Waterson, B. J.) Dror, M.: Choo, K. W.: (see Haouari, M.) (see Poh, K. I Dula, J. H.: Chu, P. (see Bougnol, M.-L.) (see Hung, C.-Y.) “Duman, E., Ozcelik, M. H. and Ceranoglu, A. N.: Comeaux, E. J. and Sarker, B. R.: A TSP (1,2) application arising in cable assembly shops, 642 Joint optimization of process improvement investments for supplier Dyner, I.: buyer cooperative commerce, 1310 (see Olaya, Y.) Cordeau, J.-F. and Laporte, G.: Dyson, R. G.: Maximizing the value of an Earth observation satellite orbit, 962 (see Camanho, A. S.) Corominas, A., Ojeda, J. and Pastor, R.: Edelman, D. E.: Multi-objective allocation of multi-function workers with lower bounded capacity, 738 (see Crook, J. N.) Covaliu, Z.: Edwards, J. S., Hall, M. and Shaw, D.: (see Beling, P.) Proposing a systems vision of knowledge management in emergency Coyle, R. G.: care, 180 (see Powell, J. H.) Edwards, J. S.: (see Robinson, S.) Crispim, J. and Brandao, J Eglese, R.: Metaheuristics applied to mixed and simultaneous extensions of (see Fu, Z.) vehicle routing problems with backhauls, 1296 “Eglese, R. W., Mercer, A. and Sohrabi, B.: Crook, J. N., Edelman, D. E: and Thomas, L. C.:: The grocery superstore vehicle scheduling problem, 902 Editorial, 1003 Erel, E.. Ghosh, J. B. and Simon, J. T.: Crook, J. N.: New heuristic for the dynamic layout problem, 1001 (see Andreeva, G.) Erkip, N.: Crook, J.: (see Bayindir, Z. P.) (see Banasik, J.) Cropper, S.: Fernandez-Castro, A. S. and Jiménez, M.: (see Ashton, R.) PROMETHEE: an extension through fuzzy mathematical program- Croston, J. D.: ming, 119 (see Syntetos, A. A.) Findlay, H.: Curran, J.: (see van der Meer, R. B.) (see van der Meer, R. B.) Finkelstein, N. M.: (see Kaup, G. T.) Dada, M.: Flessa, S.: (see Reinhardt, G.) (see Rauner, M. S.) Author and Title index 145 Fleury, G., Lacomme, P., Prins, C. and Ramdane-Cherif, W.: “Hanna, R. C., Berger, P. D. and Abendroth, L. J.: Improving robustness of solutions to arc routing problems, 526 Optimizing time limits in retail promotions: an email application, 15 Framinan, J. M., Gupta, J. N. D. and Leisten, R.: Haouari, M., Chaouachi, J. and Dror, M.: A review and classification of heuristics for permutation flow-stop Solving the generalized minimum spanning tree problem by a branch- scheduling with makespan objective, 351 and-bound algorithm, 382 “French, S., Maule, A. J. and Mythen, G.: Hare, A.: Soft modelling in risk communication and management: examples in (see Bennett, P.) handling food risk, 879 Harper, P. R., Philips, S. and Gallagher, J. E Fresard, F.: Geographical simulation modelling for the regional planning of oral (see Marianov, V.) and maxillofacial surgery across London, 134 "Fu, Z., Eglese, R. and Li, L. Y. O.: Harrison, S. A.: A new tabu search heuristic for the open vehicle routing problem, 267 (see Tuson, A. L.) Herroelen, W. and Leus, R.: Gagne, C., Gravel, M. and Price, W. L.: Identification and illumination of popular misconceptions about Using metaheuristic compromise programming for the solution of project scheduling and time buffering in a resource-constrained multiple-objective scheduling problems, 687 environment, 102 Gagne, C.: Hill, R. R.: (see Gravel, M.) (see Kinney Jr., G. W.) Gallagher, J. E.: Hipel, K. W.: (see Harper, P. R.) (see Li, K. W.) Ghosh, J. B.: Holthaus, O. and Rajendran, C.: (see Erel, E.) A fast ant-colony algorithm for single-machine scheduling to Giri, B. C. and Dohi, T.: minimize the sum of weighted tardiness of jobs, 947 Exact formulation of stochastic EMQ model for an unreliable Hosseinzadeh, F.: production system, 563 (see Jahanshahloo, G. R.) Glass, C. A. and Priigel-Bennett, A.: Hostick, T.: A polynomially searchable exponential neighbourhood for graph (see Walsh, M.) colouring, 324 Hou, K.-L.: Glazebrook, K. D.: Optimal production run length for deteriorating production system (see Ding, L.) with a two-state continuous-time Markovian processes under Glen, J. J.: allowable shortages, 346 Mathematical programming models for piecewise-linear discriminant Hou, K.-L.: analysis, 331 (see Lin, L.-C.) Glickman, T. S. and Khamooshi, H.: Hsieh, M.-H.: Using hazard networks to determine risk reduction strategies, 1265 (see Setiono, R.) Gravel, M., Gagné, C. and Price, W. L.: Hsu, C.-C. and Kim, D. S.: Review and comparison of three methods for the solution of the car A new heuristic for the multi-mode resource investment problem, 406 sequencing problem, 1287 Hsui, C.-Y.: Gravel, M.: (see Lan, C.-H.) (see Gagne, C.) Huang, W. Q., Li, Y., Akeb, H. and Li, C. M.: Greasley, A.: Greedy algorithms for packing unequal circles into a rectangular Using DEA and simulation in guiding operating units to improved container, 539 performance, 727 "Hung, C.-Y., Yang, G. K., Deng, P. S.. Tang, T., Lan, S.-P. and Griffiths, J. D., Price-Lloyd, N., Smithies, M. and Williams, J. E.: Chu, P.: Modelling the requirement for supplementary nurses in an intensive Fitting Lanchester’s square law to the Ardennes Campaign, 942 care unit, 126 Hung, H.-T.: Giillii, R.: (see Kao, C.) (see Bayindir, Z. P.) Gupta, J. N. D.: loannou, G.: (see Framinan, J. M.) (see Tarantilis, C. D.) Gupta, J. N. D.: (see Stafford, E. F.) Jahanshahloo, G. R., Hosseinzadeh, F., Shoja, N., Sanei, M. and Gwilym, O. A.: Tohidi, G-.: (see Thomas, L.) Sensitivity and stability analysis in data envelopment analysis, 342 Jan; ¥.. 3. Hague, L.: (see Chen, J.-H.) (see Ashton, R.) Jardine, A. K. S.: Hall, M.: (see Jiang, R.) (see Edwards, J. S.) Jea, R., Su, C.-T. and Lin, J.-L.: Han, C. H. and Ahn, B. S:.: Time aggregation effect on the correlation coefficient: added-system- Interactive group decision-making procedure using weak strength of atically sampled framework, 1303 preference, 1204 Jiang, R. and Jardine, A. K. S.: Hand, D. J.: Two optimization models of the optimum inspection problem, Good practice in retail credit scorecard assessment, 1109 1176 Hand, D. J.: Jiménez, M.: (see Thomas, L. C.) (see Ferncéndez-Castro, A. S.) 1458 Journal of the Operational Research Society Vol. 56, No. 12 Kangas, J.: Leonard, K. J., Lin, J., Dalziel, S.. Yap, R. and Adams, D.: (see Leskinen, P.) Incorporating operations research techniques to evaluate information Kanis, J. A.: systems impact on healthcare, 173 (see Stevenson, M. D.) Leskinen, P. and Kangas, J.: Kao, C. and Hung, H.-T.: Rank reversals in multi-criteria decision analysis with statistical Data envelopment analysis with common weights: the compromise modelling of ratio-scale pairwise comparisons, 855 solution approach, 1196 Leus, R.: Kaup, D. J.: (see Herroelen, W.) (see Kaup, G. T.) ‘Lewis, A. J.: Kaup, G. T., Kaup, D. J. and Finkelstein, N. M Towards fairer measures of player performance in one-day cricket, The Lanchester (7. 1) problem, 1399 804 Keeney, R. L. and Oliver, R. M.: Li, CoM: Designing win-win financial loan products for consumers and (see Huang, W. Q.) businesses, 1030 . J.-A.: Khamooshi, H (see Liu, K.) (see Glickman, T. S.) Li, K. W., Kilgour, D. M. and Hipel, K. W.: Kilgour, D. M Status quo analysis in the graph model for conflict resolution, 699 (see Li, K. W.) EY: Kim, D. S. (see Fu, Z.) (see Hsu, C.-C.) Ae Kim, H.-J., Kim, Y.-D. and Lee, D.-H.: (see Huang, W. Q.) Scheduling for an are-welding robot considering heat-caused distor- Liao, S. H.: tion, 39 An Intranet-based architecture for building military scenario training Kim, Y.-D.: systems, 504 (see Kim, H.-J.) Lim, A., Rodrigues, B. and Zhang, J.: Kinney Jr.. G. W., Hill, R. R. and Moore, J. T.: rabu search embedded simulated annealing for the shortest route cut Devising a quick-running heuristic for an unmanned aerial vehicle and fill problem, 816 (UAV) routing system, 776 Lin, J Kiranoudis, C. 7 (see Leonard, K. J.) (see Tarantilis, C. D.} han. 5-4. Knolle, P. J.: (see Jea, R.) (see Vasko, F. J.) Lin, L.-C. and Hou, K.-L.: Kress, M An inventory system with investment to reduce yield variability and (see David, 1.) set-up cost, 67 Krivonozhko, V. E., Utkin, O. B.. Volodin, A. V. and Sablin, I. A.: Liu, K., Li, J.-A., Wu, Y. and Lai, K. K.: About the structure of boundary points in DEA, 1373 Analysis of monitoring and limiting of commercial cheating: a Kiictikpetek. S., Polat. I and Oguztiiziin, H.: newsvendor model, 844 Multilevel graph partitioning: an evolutionary approach, 549 Liu, Y. and Schumann, M.: Kumral, M. and Dowd, P. A Data mining feature selection for credit scoring models, 1099 \ simulated annealing approach to mine production scheduling. 922 Lloyd-Jones, M.: (see Stevenson, M. D.) acomme, P.: Lozano, S. and Villa, G.: (see Fleury, G.) Centralized DEA models with the possibility of downsizing, 357 adbrook, J.: Lozano, S. and Villa, G.: (see Robinson, S.) Determining a sequence of targets in DEA, 1439 -aguna, M (see Casado, S.) fay i Marianovy, V. and Fresard, F.: (see Liu, K.) \ procedure for the strategic planning of locations, capacities and “Lan, C.-H., Hsui, C.-Y. and Wei, L.-C districting of jails: application to Chile, 244 4 complexity perspective to deploy artistic exhibits, 11: Marshall, A. H.: Lan, S.-P.: (see Vasilakis. C.) (see Hung, C.-Y.) Maule, A. J.: Laporte, G-.: (see French, S.) (see Cordeau, J.-F.) McDonald, M.: Laporte, G.: (see Waterson, B. J.) (see Dasci, A.) M A.: Lau, A. H. L. and Lau, H.-S Obituary: Patrick Rivett, 1119 A critical comparison of the various plausible inter-echelon gaming Mercer, A.: processes in supply chain models, 1273 (see Eglese, R. W.) Lau, H.-S.: Miller-Hooks, E.: (see Lau, A. H. L.) (see Tang, H.) Lee, D.-H.: Mladenovic, N.: (see Kim, H.-J.) (see Desrosiers, J.) Leisten, R.: Moffatt, P. G.: (see Framinan, J. M.) Hurdle models of loan default, 1063 Author and Title index 1459 Moore, J. T.: Pelletier, C., Chaussalet, T. J. and Xie, H.: (see Kinney Jr., G. W.) A framework for predicting gross institutional long-term care cost Moller, S. F.: arising from known commitments at local authority level, 144 (see Riis, M.) Peng-Sheng You: Morabito, R.: A heuristic approach for multiple item and location ordering problem (see Birgin, E. G.) with quantity discount and capacity constraint, 307 Mosheiov, G. and Sidney, J. B.: Philips, S.: Note on scheduling with general learning curves to minimize the (see Harper, P. R.) number of tardy jobs, 110 Pinder, J.: Mukherjee, R. N.: Using revenue management to improve pricing and capacity manage- (see Pal, A. K.) ment in programme management, 75 Mythen, G.: Podinovski, V. V.: (see French, S.) The explicit role of weight bounds in models of data envelopment analysis, 1408 Nagarajan, R..: Poh, K. L., Choo, K. W. and Wong, C. G.: (see Vasant, P.) A heuristic approach to the multi-period multi-commodity transpor- Nembhard, D. A. and Osothsilp, N.: tation problem, 708 Learning and forgetting-based worker selection for tasks of varying Polat, F.: complexity, 576 (see Kiicgiikpetek, S.) Newhart, D. D.: Powell, J. H. and Coyle, R. G.: Identifying strategic action in highly politicized contexts using agent- (see Vasko, F. J.) Nishihara, F. H.: based qualitative system dynamics, 787 (see Birgin, E. G.) Prastacos, G. P.: (see Tarantilis, C. D.) Price, W. L.: Oakley, J. E.: (see Gagne, C.) (see Stevenson, M. D.) Price, W. L.: Oguztiiziin, H.: (see Gravel, M.) (see Kiictikpetek, S.) Price-Lloyd, N.: Ojeda, J.: (see Griffiths, J. D.) (see Corominas, A.) Prins, C.: ‘Olaya, Y. and Dyner, L.: (see Fleury, G.) Modelling for policy assessment in the natural gas industry, 1122 Priigel-Bennett, A.: Oliver, R. M.: (see Glass, C. A.) (see Beling, P.) Oliver, R. M.: Quigley, J (see Keeney, R. L.) (see van der Meer, R. B.) Oliver, R. W.: (see Thomas, L. C.) Rajendran, C.: Oncan, T.: (see Holthaus, O.) (see Altinel, I-. K.) Ramanathan, R.: ‘Ormerod, R.: Estimating energy consumption of transport modes in India using Putting soft OR methods to work: the case of IS strategy development DEA and application to energy and environmental policy, 732 for the UK Parliament, 1379 Ramdane-Cherif, W. Osothsilp, N.: (see Fleury, G.) (see Nembhard, D. A.) Ramos, M. T. and Saez. J.: Ouyang, L.-Y., Chang, C.-T. and Teng, J.-T. Solving capacitated facility location problems by Fenchel cutting An EOQ model for deteriorating items under trade credits, 719 planes, 297 Ozcelik, M. H.: Rauner, M. S., Brailsford, S. C. and Flessa, S. (see Duman, E.) Use of discrete-event simulation to evaluate strategies for the prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV in developing Pacheco, J.: countries, 222 (see Casado, S.) Rehman, T. and Yates, C. M.: Pal, A. K., Bhunia, A. K. and Mukherjee, R. N.: Inclusion of nonlinear demand—supply relationships within large-scale A marketing-oriented inventory model with three-component demand partial equilibrium linear programming models, 317 rate dependent on displayed stock level (DSL), 113 Reinhardt, G. and Dada, M. Pan, S.-L.: Allocating the gains from resource pooling with the Shapley Value, (see Setiono, R.) 997 Parreno, F.: Retzlaff-Roberts, D.: (see Alvarez-Valdes, R.) (see Bougnol, M.-L.) Pastor, R.: Riis, M., Skriver, A. J. V. and Moller, S. F.: (see Corominas, A.) Internet protocol network design with uncertain demand, 1184 “Paucar-Caceres, A. and Thorpe, R.: ‘Robinson, S., Alifantis, T.. Edwards, J. S., Ladbrook, J. and Waller, A Mapping the structure of MBA programmes: a comparative study of Knowledge-based improvement: simulation and artificial intelligence the structure of accredited AMBA programmes in the United for identifying and improving human decision-making in an Kingdom, 25 operations system, 912 1460 Journal of the Operational Research Society Vol. 56, No. 12 . Robinson, S.: Storbeck, J. E.: Discrete-event simulation: from the pioneers to the present, what (see van der Meer, R. B.) next? 619 Strauss, A. D.: Rodrigues, B.: (see Vasko, F. J.) (see Lim, A.) Su, C.-T., Chen, M.-C. and Chan, H.-L.: Roodhooft, | Applying neural network and scatter search to optimize parameter (see Degraeve, Z.) design with dynamic characteristics, 1132 Rymaszewski, L. A.: Su, C.-F: (see van der Meer, R. B.) (see Jea, R.) “Syntetos, A. A., Boylan, J. E. and Croston, J. D.: Sablin, I. A.: On the categorization of demand patterns, 495 (see Krivonozhko, V. E.) Saez, J.: Tamarit, J. M.: (see Ramos, M. T.) (see Alvarez-Valdes, R.) Sanei, M.: Tang, H. and Miller-Hooks, E.: (see Jahanshahloo, G. R.) Algorithms for a_ stochastic selective travelling salesperson Sarker, B. R.: problem, 439 (see Comeaux, E. J.) Tang, L.: Schebesch, K. B. and Stecking, R.: (see Thomas, L.) Support vector machines for classifying and describing Tang, T.: applicants: detecting typical and critical regions, 1082 (see Hung, C.-Y.) Schumann, M. Tarantilis, C. D., loannou, G., Kiranoudis, C. T. and Prastacos, G. P.: (see Liu, Y.) Solving the open vehicle routeing problem via a single parameter Sengupta, J. K.: metaheuristic algorithm, 588 Data envelopment analysis with heterogeneous data: an application, ‘Taylor, K. and Dangerfield, B.: 6/6 Modelling the feedback effects of reconfiguring health services, 659 Setiono, R., Pan, S.-L., Hsieh, M.-H. and Azcarraga, A.: ‘eng, J.-T.: Automatic knowledge extraction from survey data: learning M-of-N (see Ouyang, L.-Y.) constructs using a hybrid approach, 3 Thanassoulis, E.: Shaw, D.: (see Casu, B.) (see Casu, B.) Thomas, L. C., Oliver, R. W. and Hand, D. J.: Shaw, D.: A survey of the issues in consumer credit modelling research, (see Edwards, J. S.) 1006 Shih, N.-H.: Thomas, L. C.: Estimating completion-time distribution in stochastic activity net- (see Crook, J. N.) works, 744 Thomas, L. C.: Shoja, N.: (see Tsai, H.-T a (see Jahanshahloo, G. R.) Thomas, L., Thomas, S., Tang, L. and Gwilym, O. A.: Sidney, J. B.: Impact of demographic and economic variables on financial policy (see Mosheiov, G.) purchase timing decisions, 1051 Simon, J. T.: Thomas, S.: (see Erel, E.) (see Thomas, L.) Simpson, G.: Thompson, J. M. Programmatic efficiency comparisons between unequally sized groups (see DowslandK,. A.) of DMUs in DEA, 1431 Thorpe, R.: Skriver, A. J. \ (see Paucar-Caceres, A.) (see Riis, M.) Tohidi, G.: Smithies, M.: (see Jahanshahloo, G. R.) (see Griffiths, J. D.) Townshend, J.: Sohrabi, B.: (see Bennett, P.) (see Eglese, R. W.) Tracy, D. L. and Chen, B.: Spiegel, D. S.: A generalized model for weight restrictions in data envelopment (see Vasko, F. J.) analysis, 390 Stafford, E. F., Tseng, F. T. and Gupta, J. N. D.: Tsai, H.-T., Thomas, L. C. and Yeh, H.-C.: Comparative evaluation of MILP flowshop models, 88 An economic model for credit assessment problems using screening Stecking, R.: approaches, 836 (see Schebesch, K. B.) Tseng, Fo 1: Stepanova, M. (see Stafford, E. F.) (see Baesens, B.) ‘Tsou, J.-C. and Chen, J.-M.: Stevenson, M. D.. Brazier, J. E. , Calvert, N. W., Lloyd-Jones, M., Dynamic model for a defective production system with Poka-Yoke, Oakley, J. E. and Kanis, J. A.: 799 Description of an individual patient methodology for calculating “Tuson, A. L. and Harrison, S. A.: the cost-effectiveness of treatments for osteoporosis in women, Problem difficulty of real instances of convoy planning, 763 214 Stewart, T. J. Utkin, O. B.: Goal programming and cognitive biases in decision-making, 1166 (see Krivonozhko, V. E.) Author and Title index 1461 Valente, J. M. S. and Alves, R. A. F. S.: Wang, J.-B. and Xia, Z.-Q.: Improved lower bounds for the early/tardy scheduling problem with Flow-shop scheduling with a learning effect, 1325 no idle time, 604 “Waterson, B. J., Cherrett, T. J. and McDonald, M van den Brink, M.: The use of simulation in the design of a road transport incident (see Vermeulen, J. F. J.) detection algorithm, 1250 Van den Poel, D.: Wei, L.-C.: (see Baesens, B.) (see Lan, C.-H.) Van den Poel, D.: Williams, H. P.: (see Verstraeten, G.) George B Dantzig, 1914-2005, 1349 “van der Meer, R. B., Quigley, J. and Storbeck, J. E.: Williams, J. E.: Using regression analysis to model the performance of UK Coast- (see Griffiths, J. D.) guard centres, 630 Williams, T. and Wilson, J.: "van der Meer, R. B.. Quigley, J. and Storbeck, J. E.: Editorial, | Using data envelopment analysis to model the performance of UK Wilson, J.: coastguard centres, 889 (see Williams, T.) van der Meer, R. B , Rymaszewski, L. A., Findlay, H. and Curran, J.: Wilson, J.: Using OR to support the development of an integrated musculo- Editorial, 1351 skeletal service, 162 Womer, N. K.: ‘van der Veen, J. A. A. and Venugopal, V.: (see Bougnol, M.-L.) Using revenue sharing to create win-win in the video rental supply Wong, C. G.: chain, 757 (see Poh, K. L.) van Doveren, B.: Wong, H., van Houtum, G. J., Cattrysse, D. and Van Oudheusden, D.: (see Degraeve, Z.) Simple, efficient heuristics for multi-item multi-location spare parts Van Gestel, T.: systems with lateral transshipments and waiting time constraints, (see Baesens, B.) 1419 van Houtum, G. J.: Worthington, D.: (see Wong, H.) (see Ashton, R.) van Oorschot, K. E.: Wu, Y. N.: (see Akkermans, H. A.) (see Cheng, T. C. E.) Van Oudheusden, D.: Wu, Y.: (see Wong, H.) (see Liu, K.) Vanthienen, J.: (see Baesens, B.) Xia, Z.-Q.: Vasant, P., Nagarajan, R. and Yaacob, S.: (see Wang, J.-B.) Fuzzy linear programming with vague objective coefficients in an uncertain environment, 597 Ale. Hi: Vasilakis, C. and Marshall, A. H.: (see Pelletier, C.) Modelling nationwide hospital length of stay: opening the black box, 862 Yaacob, S.: Vasko, F. J., Knolle, P. J. and Spiegel, D. S.: (see Vasant, P.) An empirical study of hybrid genetic algorithms for the set covering Yang, G. K.: problem, 1213 (see Hung, C.-Y.) “Vasko, F. J., Newhart, D. D. and Strauss, A. 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All rights reserved. 0160-5682/04 $30.00 www.palgrave-journals.com/jors SUBJECT INDEX (This index includes all papers) Accidents 630, 889 Consumer credit risk 1006 Aesthetic 1141 Consumer credit scoring 981 Agriculture 317 Consumer preferences 1030 AHP 855 Convex analysis 252 Air-ground operations 993 Convoys 763 Algorithm 699 Cooperative commerce 1310 Allocation 576, 708, 997 Corrective and preventive repairs 563 Ambulance services 180 Correlation coefficient 1303 Ant algorithms 426 Cost benefit 214 Ant colony optimization 1287 Cost efficiency 483 Ant-colony algorithm 947 Cost frontier 676 Ardennes Campaign 942 Cost-effectiveness analysis 9979 Arithmetic mean 855 Costing 144, 997 Artificial intelligence 912 Counterfeit 844 Augmentation 1072 Cox proportional hazard model 1051 Credit 836 Backhauling 1296 Credit scoring 1006, 1041, 1063. 1072, 1089, 1099, 1109 Bad rate 1109 Cricket 804 Balanced scorecard 931 Critical chain 102 Banking 483, 1041, 1082, 1109 Critical sequence 102 Basel capital accord 1006 Cut and fill 816 Behaviour 576 Cutoff policies 1016 Benchmark case 1141 Cutting and packing 1448 Binary trees 235 Cutting planes 297 Branch-and-bound: Lagrangian relaxation 382 Buffer management 102 Data envelopment analysis (DEA) 252, 342, 357 390. 483. 727. 732. 889. 969, 1196, 1352, 1363, 1373, 1408, 1431, 1439 Cable assembly 642 Database management systems 173 Capacitated-minimum-path 1235 Deatter search 1132 Capacity planning 453 DEA (see Data envelopment analysis (DEA)) Capital budgeting 119 Decision analysis 214, 1166, 1204 Car sequencing problem 1287 Decision making 597, 1109 Cash discount 719 Decision support systems 51, 173, 222, 504, 514 Categorization 495 Decision trees 3 Centralized resource allocation 357 Defence studies 514 Chance constraints 439 Degree of satisfaction 597 Channel coordination 1224 Delay payments 719 Checking rate 844 Demand analysis 1258 Circle packing problem 539 Deteriorating items 719 Classification 1006, 1082 Deteriorating production system 346 Classification algorithms 1099 Deterioration 1224 Classification models 331 Deterministic demand 870 Cluster analysis 25 Developing country 1132 Clustering 60 Development 969, 1132 CO, emissions control 1352 Discrete-event 727 Coal blending 235 Discrete-event simulation 222, 619 Cokemaking 235 Discriminant analysis 331 Combinatorial optimization 539 Disruption management 365 Combinatorics 406 Distribution 397, 453, 588 Community OR 193 Distribution management 267 Competing risks 1051 Double hurdle model 1063 Compromise solutions 687, 1196 Downsizing 357 Computational analysis 776, 997 DSL-dependent demand 113 Computing 619 Dynamic characteristic 1132 Conflict analysis 699 Dynamic programming 825 Congestion 1250 Constant Returns to Scale 1439 EAF refractory lining 275 Constraint propagation 365 Early/tardy 604 Constraint satisfaction problem 1287 Economic growth 1352 1464 Journal of the Operational Research Society Vol Economic order quantity 307 Indian transport 732 ducation 25 Influence diagrams 787 ‘fficiency 342, 1196 Information reporting 173 ‘fficiency measurement 1363 Information sharing 1159 fficient frontiers 1016, 1030 Information systems 504 fficient targets 1439 Infrastructure networks 1241 -mpirical evaluation 88 Inspection 1176 [MQ 563 Insurance 931, 1099 snergy efficiency 732 Integer linear programming 1287 nergy policy 1122 Integer programming 51, 88, 297, 365 pidemic policy model 222 Intermediation and value-added approaches 483 ‘volutionary algorithms 426 Intermittent demand 495 xamination timetabling 426 Intranet-based system architecture 504 exhibition area 114] Inventory 67, 113, 286, 719, 844, 870, 1159, 1224 xpert system 912 Inventory control 495 -xponential neighbourhood 324 Investment analysis 67 IS strategy 1379 I ailure-finding 1176 I eature selection 1099 Joint replenishment 1224 I inance 1082 J | inancial product purchase propensity 1051 Knapsack problem 962 F inancial products 1030 Knowledge elicitation 912 I inite-source queueing system 825 Knowledge management 180 I iring theory 993 Flow shop 1325 Labour scheduling 649 I lowshop scheduling 88 Lanchester equation 942 I orecasting 144, 495, 1082 Lanchester problem 1399 I orgetting 576 Lateral transshipment 1419 I ractal dimension 1141 Learning 576 EF ractional programming 390 Learning curves 110 F uzzy linear programming 597 Learning effect 1325 I uzzy sets 119 Limited storage 113 Limited-flow network 1235 Game theory 997, 1273 Linear programming 119, 252, 317 Genetic algorithms 526, 549, 1213 Linearization of nonlinear functions 317 Geometric mean 855 Lining replacement modelling 275 Goal programming 1166 Loan default 1063 Government 630, 889 Loan portfolios 1030 Gradual efficiency improvement 1439 Local search 324 Graph colouring 324, 426 Location 244, 297, 397 Graph mode! 699 Logistics 588, 708, 1224 Graph partitioning problem 549 Long-term care 144 GRASP 414, 649 Lot sizing 67 Greedy algorithm 539 Lower bound 604 Greedy heuristic 825 Group decision making 1204 M-of-N constructs 3 Group support systems 1363 Maintenance 1176, 1241 Maintenance management optimization 275 Hazard mitigation 1265 Management 1109 Health 126, 153. 180, 862 Manne models 88 Health service 214, 659 Manpower planning 576, 738 Health services research 134 Manufacturing 39 Health social services 193 Marketing 1258 Heteroscedasticity 676 Marketing decision 113 Heuristics 39, 297, 307, 324, 414, 514, 539, € Mathematical programmin g 235, 331 954, 1082, 1419 Max-flow 1235 Hit-probabilities 993 Membership function 597 Hospice care 173 Metaheuristics 60, 687, 1296 Hospitals 126, 162, 180, 193, 862 Methodology 1109 Human decision-making 912 Military 504, 763, 993 Human development index 969 Military scenario training 504 Hybrid heuristics 1213 Mine production 922 Minimum efficient scale 676 Implementation 1448 Minimum spanning tree 382 Importance sampling 744 Minimum-path 1235 Inconsistency 855 Model complexity 88