Local search methods for job shop scheduling problem

Rapid globalization over the past few years is leading to intense competition among manufacturers throughout the world over lower product costs, shorter product life cycles and more product variety. An effective scheduling system for the various jobs is needed to cope with this competition in order...

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Main Author: Kannan, Jayesh.
Other Authors: Low Yoke Hean, Malcolm
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Language:English
Published: 2011
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-448452023-03-03T20:55:24Z Local search methods for job shop scheduling problem Kannan, Jayesh. Low Yoke Hean, Malcolm School of Computer Engineering Parallel and Distributed Computing Centre DRNTU::Engineering::Computer science and engineering Rapid globalization over the past few years is leading to intense competition among manufacturers throughout the world over lower product costs, shorter product life cycles and more product variety. An effective scheduling system for the various jobs is needed to cope with this competition in order to reduce inventory levels and cycle times while improving on-time delivery and the utilization of critical resources. Combinatorial Optimization Problems (COPs) is an important research area due to its common occurrence in real-world scheduling problems in many industries. A representative problem of COPs is the Job Shop Scheduling Problem (JSSP). This project investigates various approximate methods including the constructive approach of Insertion algorithms and Local Search techniques of Variable Neighbourhood Search and Simulated Annealing incorporated with Multiple-Type Individual Enhancement. It discusses an improvement for makespan calculation. Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Engineering) 2011-06-06T04:29:50Z 2011-06-06T04:29:50Z 2011 2011 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/44845 en Nanyang Technological University 79 p. application/pdf
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Kannan, Jayesh.
Local search methods for job shop scheduling problem
description Rapid globalization over the past few years is leading to intense competition among manufacturers throughout the world over lower product costs, shorter product life cycles and more product variety. An effective scheduling system for the various jobs is needed to cope with this competition in order to reduce inventory levels and cycle times while improving on-time delivery and the utilization of critical resources. Combinatorial Optimization Problems (COPs) is an important research area due to its common occurrence in real-world scheduling problems in many industries. A representative problem of COPs is the Job Shop Scheduling Problem (JSSP). This project investigates various approximate methods including the constructive approach of Insertion algorithms and Local Search techniques of Variable Neighbourhood Search and Simulated Annealing incorporated with Multiple-Type Individual Enhancement. It discusses an improvement for makespan calculation.
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title Local search methods for job shop scheduling problem
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title_full Local search methods for job shop scheduling problem
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