1986
DOI: 10.1016/0377-2217(86)90191-8
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A block approach for single-machine scheduling with release dates and due dates

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“…The THX mutation operator is based on the disjunctive graph of the schedule. Although exchanging a single pair of adjacent tasks which are on the same machine and belong to a critical path can preserve the acyclic property of the directed graph, the number of child schedules that are better than the parent tends to be very limited, as was observed by Grabowski et al [19]. They defined a block as a sequence of successive operations on the critical path which are on the same machine with at least two operations.…”
Section: Genetic Representation and Specific Operatorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The THX mutation operator is based on the disjunctive graph of the schedule. Although exchanging a single pair of adjacent tasks which are on the same machine and belong to a critical path can preserve the acyclic property of the directed graph, the number of child schedules that are better than the parent tends to be very limited, as was observed by Grabowski et al [19]. They defined a block as a sequence of successive operations on the critical path which are on the same machine with at least two operations.…”
Section: Genetic Representation and Specific Operatorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Em Grabowski, Nowicki e Zdrzalka [5]é proposto um novo algoritmo Branch e Bound para resolver o PSUM. A abordagem utilizadaé baseada em propriedades das tarefas pertencentes a um subconjunto de tarefas denominado bloco crítico.…”
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“…Estas propriedades definem a maneira como a alteração da ordem de uma tarefa em um sequenciamento pode influenciar na solução corrente. As propriedades definidas por Grabowski, Nowicki e Zdrzalka [5] também são utilizadas na resolução do problema de Job Shop [1], [6] e [3].…”
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