DocumentCode
147164
Title
Multi-resource allocation to the job using bee optimization algorithm
Author
Divyalakshmi, S. ; Sivakumar, D.
Author_Institution
Inf. Technol. Dept., Easwari Eng. Coll., Chennai, India
fYear
2014
fDate
3-5 April 2014
Firstpage
1333
Lastpage
1337
Abstract
Scheduling and resource allocation determine the progress of the project in software engineering. Project planning in software projects is important and challenging. Unlike projects in other fields, the most important resource in the software projects is human resources. Project planning has to deal not only with the problem of estimating cost, time and scheduling but also with the problem of human resource allocation. As developing flexible and efficient project planning is more important and challenging, this paper proposes bee colony optimization algorithm (BCO). The bees´ algorithm is population-based optimization algorithm that represents the natural foraging and marriage behavior of bees. In its base version the algorithm performs a kind of neighborhood search combined with the random search to enable it to locate a global optimum. This work describes the application of the bees to optimally allocate the human resources to the projects. Following the brief description of the algorithm, the work compares the results obtained to demonstrate the efficiency and robustness of using Bee colony optimization algorithm.
Keywords
optimisation; planning; resource allocation; scheduling; software engineering; BCO; bee colony optimization algorithm; marriage behavior; multiresource allocation; natural foraging; project planning; scheduling; software engineering; software projects; Algorithm design and analysis; Indexes; Optimization; Planning; Resource management; Robustness; Three-dimensional displays; Bee colony optimization; population-based optimization; project planning; scheduling;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Communications and Signal Processing (ICCSP), 2014 International Conference on
Conference_Location
Melmaruvathur
Print_ISBN
978-1-4799-3357-0
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/ICCSP.2014.6950066
Filename
6950066
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