2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.ejor.2020.07.020
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A bi-objective heuristic approach for green identical parallel machine scheduling

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“…(11) Ensure that only one picking stations is responsible for each task; (12) represents the constraint of the starting time of continuous tasks before and after a single picking platform; (13) and (14) indicate that the election platform can only execute one task at most before and after each task, to ensure the relationship between tasks before and after the election platform. (15) represents the constraint between the time when AGV starts to execute the task and the time when the picking station starts to execute the task under the same task; (16) represents the relationship between the time when the picking stage begins to execute the task under the same task and the time when the AGVs end the task; (17) shows the value range of the variable.…”
Section: B Equipment-task Scheduling Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…(11) Ensure that only one picking stations is responsible for each task; (12) represents the constraint of the starting time of continuous tasks before and after a single picking platform; (13) and (14) indicate that the election platform can only execute one task at most before and after each task, to ensure the relationship between tasks before and after the election platform. (15) represents the constraint between the time when AGV starts to execute the task and the time when the picking station starts to execute the task under the same task; (16) represents the relationship between the time when the picking stage begins to execute the task under the same task and the time when the AGVs end the task; (17) shows the value range of the variable.…”
Section: B Equipment-task Scheduling Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Scheduling problems are considered as NP-hard problems [16]. Scheduling problems are often solved by intelligent algorithms, a genetic algorithm is widely used in NP-hard problems [17][18][19].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, the corresponding pure machining scheduling and pure assembly scheduling have been deeply studied. Du et al [1] and B S et al [2] solve scheduling problem with genetic algorithm, Huang et al [3] and Shen et al [4] apply neural network to solve scheduling problem, Ying et al [5] and C S W L A B et al [6] solve scheduling problem with simulated annealing method, Mathlouthi et al [7] and He et al [8] apply abu search method to solve scheduling problem, Wu et al [9] and Anghinol et al [10] solve scheduling problem with heuristic algorithm.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, the corresponding pure machining scheduling and pure assembly scheduling have been deeply studied. Sya et al [4] solved scheduling problem with genetic algorithm, Huang et al[5] and Shen et al [6] applied neural network to solve scheduling problem, Swlab et al[7] solved scheduling problem with simulated annealing method, Mathlouthi et al [8] applied Tabu search method to solve scheduling problem, and Wu et al [9] and Anghinolfi et al [10] solved scheduling problem with heuristic algorithm.…”
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“…[7] solved scheduling problem with simulated annealing method, Mathlouthi et al [8] applied Tabu search method to solve scheduling problem, and Wu et al [9] and Anghinolfi et al [10] solved scheduling problem with heuristic algorithm.…”
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