Resource-Constrained Project Scheduling is a combinatorial optimization problem that involves the allocation of limited renewable and/or non-renewable resources to a set of interdependent activities over time, distinguished from other scheduling problems by its explicit emphasis on satisfying both precedence constraints and resource availability limits while optimizing a project performance criterion.
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