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An artificial bee colony optimization algorithms for solving fuzzy capacitated logistic distribution center problem. [PDF]
MethodsXAyid YM, Zakaraia M, Eltoukhy MM.
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, 1996 In this chapter we are going to consider scheduling tasks on dedicated processors or machines. We assume that tasks belong to a set of jobs, each of which is characterized by its own machine sequence. We will assume that any two consecutive tasks of the same job are to be processed on different machines. The type of factory layout is the job shop.
Jan Węglarz +4 more
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Scheduling job shops with uncertainties [PDF]
Proceedings of the 36th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control, 2002 Effective management of production uncertainties is becoming critical in the era of "time-based competition". The consideration of uncertainties, however, is difficult because of the combinatorial nature of the problem as well as the probabilistic nature of uncertain factors.
Feng Liu, Dong Chen, Peter B. Luh
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1997
The job shop scheduling problem (JSP) is a resource allocation problem where the resources are called machines. The problem involves finding an assignment (schedule) for a set of jobs to the machines so that the jobs can be completed “optimally.” Each job may consist of several tasks, and each task must be processed on a particular machine. Furthermore,
Edwin Hou, Nirwan Ansari
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The job shop scheduling problem (JSP) is a resource allocation problem where the resources are called machines. The problem involves finding an assignment (schedule) for a set of jobs to the machines so that the jobs can be completed “optimally.” Each job may consist of several tasks, and each task must be processed on a particular machine. Furthermore,
Edwin Hou, Nirwan Ansari
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Scheduling the General Job-Shop
Management Science, 1985A family of algorithms is described for finding optimum schedules for job-shops. The algorithms are of a branch and bound type but have a complete schedule associated with each node of the search tree. Branching from nodes is based on important conflicts in the schedule. Some results are provided.
Jeffrey R. Barker, Graham B. McMahon
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, 1992 The job shop scheduling problem is described as follows. Given are a set of jobs and a set of machines. Each machine can handle at most one job at a time. Each job consists of a chain of operations, each of which needs to be processed during an uninterrupted time period of a given length on a given machine.
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Scheduling job shops with delays
Proceedings. 1987 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation, 1991In this paper, the presence of delay in a job shop is addressed. We show that delay is an important consideration in many manufacturing systems that are modeled as continuous flow processes. A scheduling policy for a job shop with delays is then derived using theoretical arguments and heuristics.
Stanley B. Gershwin +2 more
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Job-shop scheduling in a body shop
Journal of Scheduling, 2012We study a generalized job-shop problem called the body shop scheduling problem (BSSP). This problem arises from the industrial application of welding in a car body production line, where possible collisions between industrial robots have to be taken into account.
Joachim Schauer, Cornelius Schwarz
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International Journal of Production Economics, 1996
Abstract This paper discusses job shop scheduling from the viewpoint of dealing with fuzziness inherent in the problem. Some static problems with fuzzy information regarding due dates and/or operation times are solved using a branch-and-bound algorithm and the meaning of solving such scheduling problems is described.
Mitsuru Kuroda, Zeng Wang
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Abstract This paper discusses job shop scheduling from the viewpoint of dealing with fuzziness inherent in the problem. Some static problems with fuzzy information regarding due dates and/or operation times are solved using a branch-and-bound algorithm and the meaning of solving such scheduling problems is described.
Mitsuru Kuroda, Zeng Wang
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