2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.asoc.2013.05.018
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Solving bi-objective flow shop problem with hybrid path relinking algorithm

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“…Thus, in the basic version of path relinking, two solutions are chosen at each time and the solution elements of one of these solutions are changed through a path that finalizes when the starting solution changes to the target solution. The usage of path relinking has been mostly associated with GRASP (Festa and Resende, , , ), but there are also other hybridizations in the literature focusing on more specific problems (Zeng et al., ).…”
Section: The Hybrid Path‐relinking Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, in the basic version of path relinking, two solutions are chosen at each time and the solution elements of one of these solutions are changed through a path that finalizes when the starting solution changes to the target solution. The usage of path relinking has been mostly associated with GRASP (Festa and Resende, , , ), but there are also other hybridizations in the literature focusing on more specific problems (Zeng et al., ).…”
Section: The Hybrid Path‐relinking Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to the value, the population is subjected to adaptive perturbation at the probability = − * , where K is a control parameter. If ≤ , the local search strategy of path relinking [27] will be introduced to disperse the current sequence and avoid the local optimum trap. The optimal sequence of the current population is selected as the target sequence, and the sequence to be promoted is taken as the original sequence.…”
Section: End If End If End If End Formentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Há diversas abordagens na literatura para solucionar o PFSP multiobjetivo. Algumas são baseadas em Pareto com algoritmo genético [Basseur et al 2002], outras usam busca local [Minella et al 2011] e algumas utilizam Path Relinking [Zeng et al 2013]. Como o foco deste trabalhoé a heurística baseada em NEH, alguns trabalhos envolvendo uso de NEH para o PFSP merecem destaque.…”
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