2014
DOI: 10.1155/2014/519520
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MIP Models and Hybrid Algorithms for Simultaneous Job Splitting and Scheduling on Unrelated Parallel Machines

Abstract: We developed mixed integer programming (MIP) models and hybrid genetic-local search algorithms for the scheduling problem of unrelated parallel machines with job sequence and machine-dependent setup times and with job splitting property. The first contribution of this paper is to introduce novel algorithms which make splitting and scheduling simultaneously with variable number of subjobs. We proposed simple chromosome structure which is constituted by random key numbers in hybrid genetic-local search algorithm… Show more

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“…The proposed local search algorithms, implemented in C#, are performed during the fitness function calculation process. In order to eliminate the infeasible chromosome structure, we were mainly inspired by our previous algorithms related to scheduling problem in the literature [ 14 , 15 ]. The novel characteristic of the studied problem is the capacity constraint.…”
Section: Hybrid Genetic-local Search Algorithmmentioning
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“…The proposed local search algorithms, implemented in C#, are performed during the fitness function calculation process. In order to eliminate the infeasible chromosome structure, we were mainly inspired by our previous algorithms related to scheduling problem in the literature [ 14 , 15 ]. The novel characteristic of the studied problem is the capacity constraint.…”
Section: Hybrid Genetic-local Search Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, each chromosome also carries the number of suborders for each customer. It would be necessary to note that this chromosome structure is used in our previous study [ 14 ]. Figure 1 illustrates a sample chromosome.…”
Section: Hybrid Genetic-local Search Algorithmmentioning
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