2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.asoc.2016.08.007
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A parallel membrane inspired harmony search for optimization problems: A case study based on a flexible job shop scheduling problem

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“…Or find papers, like Ref. [55], that refers to case study in the title, but conducted the experimental work without real data.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Or find papers, like Ref. [55], that refers to case study in the title, but conducted the experimental work without real data.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Given the difficulty in finding optimal solutions for large-scale scheduling problems, various metaheuristic algorithms have been constructed to obtain approximate solutions. Examples of such algorithms are genetic algorithm (GA) (Feng, Li, & Sethi, 2018), tabu search (Shen, Dauzère-Pérès, & Neufeld, 2018), simulated annealing (Kaplanoglu, 2016), harmony search (Maroosi, Muniyandi, Sundararajan, & Zin, 2016), scatter search (González, Vela, & Varela, 2015), and ant colony optimization (Rossi, 2014). Table 2 lists several references along with their contributions in relation to our work.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…También se abordó un Problema Flexible Job Shop (FJSP), considerando que la incertidumbre de los tiempos de proceso son modelados bajo tiempos de procesamiento difusos [6], adaptando la metaheurística Artificial Bee Colony (ABC) para minimizar el tiempo máximo de finalización difusa y la carga de trabajo máxima difusa de la máquina. Una metaheurística inspirada en los acordes musicales o Harmony Search (HS), fue adaptada nuevamente al problema Flexible Job Shop (FJSP) [7]. En este trabajo, se creó una metaheurística híbrida al combinar la metaheurística HS con un modelo para resolver problemas de optimización conocido como Computación basada en Membranas o Membrane Computing (MC) con el objetivo de minimizar el Makespan.…”
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