2015
DOI: 10.2507/ijsimm14(3)7.299
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A New Production Scheduling Module Using Priority-Rule Based Genetic Algorithm

Abstract: Production scheduling is an important function that determines the efficiency and productivity of a production system. Many optimization methods, techniques, tools, and heuristics have been used to solve production scheduling problems, accordingly priority rules are implemented for customers' orders in real-world applications. Simulations and heuristic methods are quite useful for making decisions, and they are used mostly to design and improve production systems by reducing their complexity. In this study, a … Show more

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“…It has been proved that manufacturing scheduling problems, essentially belonging to Job shop scheduling problems (JSP), are a class of NP-hard problems [ 59 ]. Many models and algorithms have been proposed to obtain a suboptimal solution, such as PICRO (preference-inspired chemical reaction optimization algorithm) [ 60 ], HPGA (hybrid PSO-GA algorithm) [ 61 ], PRGA-Sched (priority rule-based genetic algorithm scheduling) [ 62 ], LCAFS (league championship algorithm with free search) [ 63 ], MOGA-TIG (multi-objective genetic algorithm with tabu-enhanced iterated greedy local search strategy) [ 64 ], and so on. Though an approximate optimal production plan can be effectively solved by these methods, the availability and reliability of sensor nodes is seldom followed closely.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has been proved that manufacturing scheduling problems, essentially belonging to Job shop scheduling problems (JSP), are a class of NP-hard problems [ 59 ]. Many models and algorithms have been proposed to obtain a suboptimal solution, such as PICRO (preference-inspired chemical reaction optimization algorithm) [ 60 ], HPGA (hybrid PSO-GA algorithm) [ 61 ], PRGA-Sched (priority rule-based genetic algorithm scheduling) [ 62 ], LCAFS (league championship algorithm with free search) [ 63 ], MOGA-TIG (multi-objective genetic algorithm with tabu-enhanced iterated greedy local search strategy) [ 64 ], and so on. Though an approximate optimal production plan can be effectively solved by these methods, the availability and reliability of sensor nodes is seldom followed closely.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Increasing problem size for solving real-life instances increases the computational time exponentially [13]. Various mathematical formulations SRs, heuristics and artificial intelligence techniques such as neural networks, linear/non-linear searches and metaheuristics are usually designed to optimise the static scheduling problems [9], [16].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although AGVs scheduling problem has been dealt with before [5][6][7][8][9], it is still an open area of research to improve it for real environment results by considering number of AGVs and their battery charge while minimizing the makespan. Makespan minimization keeps the resources utilization rate at a balanced level and results in a better implementation of expensive FMSs [8,10].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%