• Title of article

    A contributionandnewheuristicsforopenshopscheduling

  • Author/Authors

    B. Naderi a، نويسنده , , S.M.T.FatemiGhomi، نويسنده , , Aminnayeri,، Majid نويسنده Department of Industrial Engineering, Tehran, Iran , , M.Zandieh، نويسنده ,

  • Issue Information
    ماهنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2010
  • Pages
    9
  • From page
    213
  • To page
    221
  • Abstract
    This paperdealswithopenshopsundermakespanminimization.Encodingschemeplaysapivotalrole in thesuccessofanyalgorithmtosolveaschedulingproblem.Althoughthepermutationlisthasmany advantages (suchashighadaptabilitytoanyoperators,conceptualsimplicityandeaseofimplementa- tion), itsuffersfromanotoriousinherentdrawback,calledredundancy.Thisseriousdrawbackhasmade many researchersconcludethatpermutationlistisineffectiveforopenshopscheduling.Therefore,they have turnedtowardtheutilizationofrankmatrixencodingschemetoovercomethisshortcomingat the expenseoflosingotheradvantagesofpermutationlist.Inthispaper,wefirstpinpointtheoriginof redundancy inthepermutationlist.Wethenanalyzecircumstancesinwhichtheredundancyoccursand afterwards presentfourefficienttheoremstoavoidthiscriticaldisadvantage.Regardingthetheorems, we understandthatredundancyisquiteidentifiableandalsocontrollable.Byintroducinganalternative possibility torankmatricesofexcludingredundancy,thesolutionspaceofopenshopsissignificantly reduced. Byreducingthesearchspace,theprobabilityoffindinganexcellentsolutioninreasonable computational timeoutstandinglysoars.Finally,basedoninsertionandreinsertionoperatorswepropose four constructiveheuristicsincorporatingsimpleapplicationsofthetheorems.Weevaluatetheeffective- ness andefficiencyofourproposedalgorithmsonthreewell-knownbenchmarksandagainstsomeother existing heuristics.Alltheresultsandanalysesillustratetheauthenticityandsuperiorityofourtheorems and proposedconstructiveheuristics.
  • Keywords
    Encoding scheme , Constructive heuristic , permutation , Insertion and reinsertion operators , Open shop , Scheduling , redundancy
  • Journal title
    Computers and Operations Research
  • Serial Year
    2010
  • Journal title
    Computers and Operations Research
  • Record number

    927637