2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.autcon.2008.04.002
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Time/cost optimization using hybrid evolutionary algorithm in construction project scheduling

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“…In subject matter 3, the second criterion of optimisation, namely the cost minimisation, is introduced into TCM [12]. Methodology for calculating the correlation between cost and duration in the TOC/TCM method while planning and completing construction projects is proposed.…”
Section: Development Of the Methods Of Considering The Cost Of Work Imentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In subject matter 3, the second criterion of optimisation, namely the cost minimisation, is introduced into TCM [12]. Methodology for calculating the correlation between cost and duration in the TOC/TCM method while planning and completing construction projects is proposed.…”
Section: Development Of the Methods Of Considering The Cost Of Work Imentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In theory, the size of the time buffers constitute 25% of an allotted critical path. In papers [12,16], the influence of choosing a critical path and also the influence of the system of project and feeding buffers on the overall duration of the project was analysed. The performed analysis and calculations indicate that shortening the duration of particular processes by 25% does not result in shortening the overall duration of the whole project by the same value.…”
Section: Applications Of Theory Of Constraints (Toc) With Reference Tmentioning
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“…Thus, the original single objective optimization problem (ie, optimal time or cost) is shifted to a bi-objective optimization problem (ie, optimal time-cost). The construction time-cost optimization problem has been examined extensively in the construction engineering and management literature (eg, Siemens, 1971;Tamimi and Diekmann, 1988;Que, 2002;Rogalska et al, 2008;Wu et al, 2009;Yu et al, 2010;Wongwai and Malaikrisanachalee, 2011).…”
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“…For example, well-known task sequencing rules such as SPT (shortest processing time) and LPT (longest processing time) [5]. The models from the collection of artificial intelligence methods can also be used here [2,6]. The initial schedule discussed has been developed using the specialized KASS software allowing for analysis of all possible workspace sequencing [3].…”
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