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Abstract
In the most addressed scheduling problems it has been assumed that whole knowledge of the problem was available when it was to be solved however scheduling problems in the actual world face the possibility of the knowledge Uncertainties are often faced in scheduling environments including the appearance of new jobs and unknown arrival times to the system.