The capacitated lot sizing and scheduling problem that involves indetermining the production amounts and release dates for several items over a given planning horizonare given to meet dynamic order demand without incu...The capacitated lot sizing and scheduling problem that involves indetermining the production amounts and release dates for several items over a given planning horizonare given to meet dynamic order demand without incurring backloggings. The problem consideringovertime capacity is studied. The mathematical model is presented, and a genetic algorithm (GA)approach is developed to solve the problem. The initial solutions are generated after usingheuristic method. Capacity balancing procedure is employed to stipulate the feasibility of thesolutions. In addition, a technique based on Tabu search (TS) is inserted into the genetic algorithmdeal with the scheduled overtime and help the convergence of algorithm. Computational simulation isconducted to test the efficiency of the proposed hybrid approach, which turns out to improve boththe solution quality and execution speed.展开更多
基金This project is supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.70071017, No.60074011) the Open-lab of Manufacturing System Engineering, Xi'an Jiaotong University, China.
文摘The capacitated lot sizing and scheduling problem that involves indetermining the production amounts and release dates for several items over a given planning horizonare given to meet dynamic order demand without incurring backloggings. The problem consideringovertime capacity is studied. The mathematical model is presented, and a genetic algorithm (GA)approach is developed to solve the problem. The initial solutions are generated after usingheuristic method. Capacity balancing procedure is employed to stipulate the feasibility of thesolutions. In addition, a technique based on Tabu search (TS) is inserted into the genetic algorithmdeal with the scheduled overtime and help the convergence of algorithm. Computational simulation isconducted to test the efficiency of the proposed hybrid approach, which turns out to improve boththe solution quality and execution speed.
