2019
DOI: 10.4018/ijsir.2019100101
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A Permutation-Based Bees Algorithm for Solving Resource-Constrained Project Scheduling Problem

Abstract: In this article, a novel Permutation-based Bees Algorithm (PBA) is proposed for the resource-constrained project scheduling problem (RCPSP) which is widely applied in advanced manufacturing, production planning, and project management. The PBA is a modification of existing Bees Algorithm (BA) adapted for solving combinatorial optimization problems by changing some of the algorithm's core concepts. The algorithm treats the solutions of RCPSP as bee swarms and employs the activity-list representation and moves o… Show more

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“…The self-study phase which incorporates the swap mutation with probability randomly modifies some percentage of the learners thereby enhancing the search-ability in the global space. [5] Serial 1.03 0.56 GA [5] Priority rule 1.38 1.12 A-PSO [15] Random key 0.28 0.06 PSO-ICA [14] --0.57 0.46 ABC [16] Serial 0.98 0.57 BSO [16] Serial 0.65 0.36 BA [16] Serial 0.63 0.33 PBA [17] Serial 0.62 0.30 ABC-PSO […”
Section: Mutation Ratementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The self-study phase which incorporates the swap mutation with probability randomly modifies some percentage of the learners thereby enhancing the search-ability in the global space. [5] Serial 1.03 0.56 GA [5] Priority rule 1.38 1.12 A-PSO [15] Random key 0.28 0.06 PSO-ICA [14] --0.57 0.46 ABC [16] Serial 0.98 0.57 BSO [16] Serial 0.65 0.36 BA [16] Serial 0.63 0.33 PBA [17] Serial 0.62 0.30 ABC-PSO […”
Section: Mutation Ratementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ziarati et al [16] suggested three different variations of the bee algorithms. Some discretized permutationbased bee algorithm techniques have been proposed by [17], [18]. Research based on hybridization of BA and PSO has also been suggested based on experiments carried out in [19].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%