2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.ejor.2009.11.034
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An efficient tabu algorithm for the single row facility layout problem

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“…La evaluación del estado actual de la compañía permitió identificar que existe una estación que genera retrasos en el sistema general y que requiere la ejecución de cantidades considerables de unidades, como las estaciones planchas. Tal como lo proponen algunos autores [24], una alternativa de solución posible es incrementar el número de recursos que producen retrasos.…”
Section: Trabajos Completadosunclassified
“…La evaluación del estado actual de la compañía permitió identificar que existe una estación que genera retrasos en el sistema general y que requiere la ejecución de cantidades considerables de unidades, como las estaciones planchas. Tal como lo proponen algunos autores [24], una alternativa de solución posible es incrementar el número de recursos que producen retrasos.…”
Section: Trabajos Completadosunclassified
“…The optimum objective function value (OFV) for the test problems is provided in the fourth column with its reference. Following columns provide the OFVs obtained by Samarghandi and Eshghi [33] and Solimanpur et al [23]. The last column states that BFA and CSA had generated optimum OFV for all twelve small-sized test problems.…”
Section: Assessing the Performance Of The Proposed Heuristicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The first two columns state problem name and number of machines. Available OFVs and solution times from Amaral [31], Anjos and Vannelli [30], and Samarghandi and Eshghi [33] are given in Table 2. Table 3 provides the results obtained from BFA are given along with the number of best results among 10 replications, best, average, and worst OFV, standard deviation (Std.Dev.)…”
Section: Assessing the Performance Of The Proposed Heuristicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…TS algorithm employs a Tabu mechanism to prevent searching over the neighborhood of repetitive solutions. In this regard, special specifications of newly produced solution is saved in a short-term memory, also known as tabu list (TL), and banned for the next  solutions (Samarghandi & Eshghi 2010). TS also exploits mechanisms such as diversification, intensification and aspiration.…”
Section: Ts-based Local Search Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%