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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering 2005 No.6EFFECTIVE HYBRID PROCEDURES BASED ON EVOLUTIONARY

ALGORITHMS AND SIMULATED ANNEALING ALGORITHMS FOR JOB SHOP SCHEDULING PROBLEMS

EFFECTIVE HYBRID PROCEDURES BASED ON EVOLUTIONARY ALGORITHMS AND SIMULATED ANNEALING ALGORITHMS FOR JOB SHOP

SCHEDULING PROBLEMS

 

Pan Quanke

(College of Computer Science, Liaocheng  University, Liaocheng 252059)

Zhu Jianying

(College of Mechanical & Electrical Engineering, Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Nanjing 210016)

             

Abstract: Four effective hybrid procedures are proposed for the job shop scheduling problems by combining evolutionary algorithms (EA) with simulated annealing algorithms (SA). These are genetic-simulated annealing algorithms (GSA), enhanced genetic algorithms (EGA), enhanced evolutionary programming (EEP) and parallel simulated annealing algorithms (PSA). The cooperation of EA and SA intensify the neighborhood search and to avoid premature convergence. The neighborhood search template that employs a critical path is adopted to decrease the search area and improve the efficiency of the exploration. Numerical simulation demonstrates that within the framework of the newly designed hybrid algorithms, the NP-hard classic job-shop scheduling problem can be efficiently solved with higher quality, and that the optimization performances of hybrid procedures are superior to the algorithm reported in the literature. The simulation also indicates that the search ability of mutations based on SA is stronger than crossover operation and that the optimization power of EEP is better than other hybrid procedures.

Key words: Job shop scheduling  Evolutionary algorithms  Simulated annealing algorithms  Genetic algorithms  Evolutionary programming

CLC No: F406

家自然科学基金(50275078)和山东省自然科学基金(2004ZX14)资助项目. Received 20040630, received in revised form 20041203

 

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