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The Job Shop Scheduling (JSS) problem can be viewed as an integer optimization program with linear objective function and linear, disjunctive constraints. Theconstraints(14c)enforceprecedencebetween tasks that must be scheduled in the specified order within their respective job. Themodel presented belowisusedtoconstruct solutions that are integral, and feasible tothe original problem constraints. However, the resolution frequency to solve OPFs is limited by their computational complexity. Additionally,the stochasticity introduced by renewable energy sources further increases the number of scenarios to consider. C.2 DatasetDetails Table 4 describes the power network benchmarks used, including the number of buses|N|, and transmission lines/transformers |E|.