A hybrid method for a parallel machine scheduling problem

Antony Vignier 1 Benoit Sonntag 1 Marie-Claude Portmann 1
1 MACSI - Industrial system modeling, analysis and operation
INRIA Lorraine, LORIA - Laboratoire Lorrain de Recherche en Informatique et ses Applications
Abstract : The scheduling problem dealt with in this paper consists in determining a feasible schedule when each job is defined with a ready date, a processing time different on each machine and a deadline. There are setup time sequence dependent. The parallel machines are composed of 2 types. The first one is characterized with ``cheap'' machines and the second one with ``expensive'' machines. The objective function is to find a feasible schedule first and to minimize the cost due to assignment and setup times costs second. The method presented in this paper is based on a three-phase heuristic. The first phase is based on an iterative heuristic, the second on a genetic algorithm and the last one on a branch and bound for post optimization.
Mots-clés : algorithme génétique decomposition method genetic algorithm parallel machine scheduling machines parallèles ordonnancement méthode par décomposition
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Communication dans un congrès
International Conference on Emerging Technologies on Factory & Automation - ETFA'99, 1999, Barcelona, Spain, 1, pp.671-678, 1999
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Antony Vignier, Benoit Sonntag, Marie-Claude Portmann. A hybrid method for a parallel machine scheduling problem. International Conference on Emerging Technologies on Factory & Automation - ETFA'99, 1999, Barcelona, Spain, 1, pp.671-678, 1999. 〈inria-00108065〉

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