✍ Scribed by Thomas W. Archibald; Menno B. Bokkers; Rommert Dekker; André van Vliet
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This paper deals with the problem of minimising the transmission cost in an EDI system and proves the optimality of a policy which minimizes the slack of partial sums under conditions with practical interpretations. This policy is shown to be useful as a heuristic in more general cases.
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