tpr: Function to calculate maximum resource demands of a project.

In mfpp: 'Matrix-Based Flexible Project Planning'

Function to calculate maximum resource demands of a project.

Description

Calculate maximum resource demands of a project scenario.

Usage

tpr (SST,DSM,TD, RD,res.graph=FALSE)

Arguments

SST	N by 1 vector of Scheduled Start Time (a numeric vector).
DSM	N by N binary upper triangular matrix of the logic domain (a numeric matrix).
TD	N by 1 vector of task durations (a numeric vector).
RD	N by nR matrix of resource demands (a numeric matrix).
res.graph	Logic value of whether plot or not the resource graph

Value

rMAX	an nR by 1 vector of maximum resource demands (a scalar vector).

Author(s)

Zsolt T. Kosztyan*, Aamir Saghir

e-mail: [e-mail]

References

Kosztyán, Z. T. (2022). MFPP: Matrix-based flexible project planning. SoftwareX, 17, 100973.

See Also

tpc, tpq, tpt, maxscore_PEM.

Examples

# Calculatation of maximum resource demands of a project scenario using MFPP package.

library(pracma)

# Generate a 10 by 10 upper triangular binary matrix (DSM) of logic domain of a project.

DSM <- triu(round(rand(10)))

# Generate a 10 by 1 vector of task durations of a project.
TD <- rand(10,1)*20

# Define a 10 by 1 vector of Scheduled Start Time using tpt function.
SST <- tpt(DSM,TD)[["EST"]]

# Generate a 10 by 3 matrix of resource demands of a project.
RD <- rand(10,3)*5

# Calculation of maximum resource demands of a project using MFPP package.
 tpr(SST,DSM,TD, RD)

## Plot resources for SST
tpr(SST,DSM,TD,RD,res.graph = TRUE)

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