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zare mehrjerdi Y, Feraidouni S, Emami ئشهذخیه L. An Efficient Hybrid Algorithm for Solving Multiple Objective Linear Programming Single-Machine Scheduling Problems. Journal title 2013; 24 (1) :1-12
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An Efficient Hybrid Algorithm for Solving Multiple Objective Linear Programming Single-Machine Scheduling Problems
Yahia Zare mehrjerdi * , Sepideh Feraidouni , Laila Emami ئشهذخیه
Yazd University , yazm2000@yahoo.com
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Since the determination of efficient scheduling plans in sequencing problems with various criterions is considered an important problem, hence in this article a single machine sequencing problem with the minimization type delay and the total weighted lateness objectives are being studied. In this article, the applications of new optimization techniques in sequencing problems and scheduling are taken into consideration. The mathematical formulation of the objective functions are presented first and then after giving some high points on the topics of simulated annealing and genetic algorithm as our searching techniques, their efficiencies in the related problem is examined. At the end, for increasing the model efficiency a hybrid algorithm based upon the Simulation Annealing and Genetic Algorithm for the proposed problem is introduced. This approach demonstrates a set of efficient sequences as the minimization type objectives.
Keywords: Sequence of Single Machine Operation, Multiple objective programming, Lateness, Waited tardiness, Meta-heuristics
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Type of Study: Research | Subject: Manufacturing Process and Systems
Received: 2011/04/26 | Accepted: 2013/07/13 | Published: 2013/07/13
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