2009
DOI: 10.1007/s10845-009-0250-5
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A robust genetic algorithm for scheduling realistic hybrid flexible flow line problems

Abstract: multi-objective problem was previously studied, the proposed method is compared with respect to heuristic solutions to the respective mono-objective problems. The experimental analysis accomplished shows that the method proposed in this study provides good results for instances with two and five stages, even for a fairly large number of tasks.

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“…Zandieh et al. () also worked with the same problem and proposed another genetic algorithm. In Defersha and Chen (), the authors treat HFS with genetic algorithms on sequential and parallel computing platforms.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Zandieh et al. () also worked with the same problem and proposed another genetic algorithm. In Defersha and Chen (), the authors treat HFS with genetic algorithms on sequential and parallel computing platforms.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…De acuerdo con el análisis realizado de las publicaciones encontradas (figura 6), se observó que el método utilizado en mayor medida es el algoritmo genético, considerado por autores como: Figielska [10], Zandieh et al [27], Jun y Park [53], Lugo et al [41], entre otros. Por el contrario, los menos utilizados son: el algoritmo memético, la colonia artificial de abejas, IGS e ICA, adoptados por Xu et al [44], Li y Pan [45], Siqueira et al [30] y Rabiee et al [20], respectivamente.…”
Section: Métodos De Soluciónunclassified
“…GA is offered by Bremermann as a mathematical model for solving problems by using genes, mutation, and crossover [31,33]. Holland extended GA and developed a framework [32].…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%