可拒绝的同类机在线排序(英文)

考虑了带拒绝费用的在线同类机排序模型.工件一个一个的到达,到达后或被接受,或以一定的费用被拒绝,目标是最小化最大完工时间与总的拒绝费用之和.我们提供了一个在线算法和分析了算法的竞赛比.     

带机器准备时间的机器覆盖问题的在线、半在线算法

研究以极大化最小机器负载为目标的机器带准备时间的同型机排序问题.证明了LS算法是求解该问题的最好的在线算法,它的最坏情况界为1/m.同时给出了求解两台机的预先知道工件最大加工时间,预先知道工件集的总加工时间以及预先知道工件从大到小到达这三种情形下最好的半在线算法,这三个算法的最坏情况界分别为2/3,2/3以及3/4.     

具有服务等级的两台同型机实时在线排序

考虑具有服务等级的两台同型机在线排序问题, 其中工件带有到达时间, 目标为最小化最大完工时间, 设计了竞争比为\frac{7}{4}的在线算法.     

具有指数和位置学习效应的机器排序问题

本文考虑指数学习效应和位置学习效应同时发生的新的排序模型.工件的实际加工时间不仅依赖于已经加工过工件正常加工时间之和的指数函数,而且依赖于该工件所在的位置.单机排序情形下,对于最大完工时间和总完工时间最小化问题给出多项式时间算法.此外某些特殊情况下,总权完工时间和最大延迟最小化问题也给出了多项时间算法.流水机排序情形,对最大完工时间和总完工时间最小化问题在某些特殊情形下给出多项时间算法.     

同型平行机上在线排序问题的近似算法

本文研究同型平行机上的在线排序问题。通过平移工件的到达时间，提出了一类在线确定型算法SSPT。对目标为总完工时间的情形，证明了该算法竞争比不了于2且不超过(4-1/m)，对目标为加工总长的情形，该算法的竞争比的上界为(3-1/m)。     

带有分批费用的容量有界的单机平行分批排序问题

考虑的问题是在添加工资费用或包装费用等附加的分批费用下,如何使单机平行分批中总完工时间和分批费用之和达到最小.首先我们假定工件和批处理机都在零时刻到达,工件被成批地进行加工,一旦开始加工就不允许中断,每批的加工时间等于该批中最大的加工时间,而且假设每分一批都产生一个分批费用.然后对具有m个不同的加工时间,批容量有界且为固定值b的情形下目标函数为∑C_j与分批费用之和这一排序问题,利用动态规划的方法给出了多项式时间算法,时间界为O(b²m2m²222^m).     

最小化总完工时间与分批费用之和的有界分批排序问题

考虑了当每分一批均产生固定费用、批容量有界且为固定值b、加工不允许中断抢先.所有工件在零时刻到达时的单机平行分批排序问题.目标是最小化总完工时间与分批费用之和.利用动态规划方法给出了多项式时间算法,时间界为O(n~(b(b-1))).     

带恶化和综合学习效应的成组排序问题研究

本文研究了成组技术下带恶化和综合学习效应的排序问题,工件的加工时间带综合学习效应。对最小化时间表长问题,我们给出了多项式算法,并且证明了带一致关系的最小化总完工时间问题也是多项式可解的。     

离散加工时间的可控排序问题

本文主要研究了离散加工时间的可控排序问题,目标函数是总压缩费用约束下极小化最大完工时间,对单机工件有不同到达时间以及同型机工件到达时间都相同这两个问题,我们设计了伪多项式时间的动态规划算法,并给出了相应的FPTAS算法．     

一特殊情形不可中断的两台可拒绝同型平行机在线排序问题

讨论一特殊情况的两台可拒绝同型机在线排序问题的近似算法.设有两台同型机,工件逐个到达,可以被接受加工,消耗一定的加工时间tj,也可以被拒绝,但要付出一定的罚值pj,目标是要使被加工工件的最大完工时间(makespan)和拒绝工件的罚值之和最小.假设每个工件的罚值和加工长度成固定的比例α∈[0,+∞),即pj=αtj,针对工件加工不可中断情形,设计出算法NPRL,证明其参数竞争比,同时又给出问题下界,它们均为α的分段函数.算法NPRL在α∈0,2 2∪[1,+∞)已达到最优.     

Parallel machine scheduling with high multiplicity

In high-multiplicity scheduling problems, identical jobs are encoded in the efficient format of describing one of the jobs and the number of identical jobs. Similarly, identical machines are efficiently encoded in the same manner. We investigate parallel-machine, high-multiplicity problems, where there are three possible machine speed structures: identical, proportional, or unrelated. For the objectives of minimizing the sum of job completion times and minimizing the makespan, we consider both nonpreemptive and preemptive problems. For some problems, we develop polynomial time algorithms. For several problems, we demonstrate that the recognition versions can be solved in polynomial time, while the optimization versions require pseudo-polynomial time. We also show that changing from standard binary encoding to high-multiplicity encoding does not affect the complexity class of NP-complete problems. Received: April 1996 / Accepted: July 2000?Published online January 17, 2001     

Parallel machine scheduling with a convex resource consumption function

We consider some problems of scheduling jobs on identical parallel machines where job-processing times are controllable through the allocation of a nonrenewable common limited resource. The objective is to assign the jobs to the machines, to sequence the jobs on each machine and to allocate the resource so that the makespan or the sum of completion times is minimized. The optimization is done for both preemptive and nonpreemptive jobs. For the makespan problem with nonpreemptive jobs we apply the equivalent load method in order to allocate the resources, and thereby reduce the problem to a combinatorial one. The reduced problem is shown to be NP-hard. If preemptive jobs are allowed, the makespan problem is shown to be solvable in O(n²) time. Some special cases of this problem with precedence constraints are presented and the problem of minimizing the sum of completion times is shown to be solvable in O(n log n) time.     

Parallel machine scheduling with machine availability and eligibility constraints

In this paper we consider the problem of scheduling n independent jobs on m identical machines incorporating machine availability and eligibility constraints while minimizing the makespan. Each machine is not continuously available at all times and each job can only be processed on specified machines. A network flow approach is used to formulate this scheduling problem into a series of maximum flow problems. We propose a polynomial time binary search algorithm to either verify the infeasibility of the problem or solve it optimally if a feasible schedule exists.     

Single machine scheduling with exponential sum-of-logarithm-processing-times based learning effect

In this paper we consider the single machine scheduling problems with exponential sum-of-logarithm-processing-times based learning effect. By the exponential sum-of-logarithm-processing-times based learning effect, we mean that the processing time of a job is defined by an exponent function of the sum of the logarithm of the processing times of the jobs already processed. We consider the following objective functions: the makespan, the total completion time, the sum of the quadratic job completion times, the total weighted completion time and the maximum lateness. We show that the makespan minimization problem, the total completion time minimization problem and the sum of the quadratic job completion times minimization problem can be solved by the smallest (normal) processing time first (SPT) rule, respectively. We also show that the total weighted completion time minimization problem and the maximum lateness minimization problem can be solved in polynomial time under certain conditions.     

On the complexity of scheduling unit-time jobs with OR-precedence constraints

We present various complexity results for scheduling unit-time jobs subject to OR-precedence constraints. We prove that minimizing the total weighted completion time is strongly NP-hard, even on a single machine. In contrast, we give a polynomial-time algorithm for minimizing the makespan and the total completion time on identical parallel machines.     

Single Stage Minimum Absolute Lateness Problem with a Common Due Date on Non-Identical Machines

In this paper we consider scheduling n single operation jobs with a common due date on m non-identical machines (in parallel) so as to minimize the sum of the absolute lateness. We reduce the problem to a transportation problem that can be solved by a polynomial time algorithm. Furthermore, we consider the problem in the case of identical machines and we give a heuristic algorithm to minimize makespan among all schedules that minimize the absolute lateness problem.     

Single machine scheduling with release dates and rejection

In this paper, we consider the single machine scheduling problem with release dates and rejection. A job is either rejected, in which case a rejection penalty has to be paid, or accepted and processed on the machine. The objective is to minimize the sum of the makespan of the accepted jobs and the total rejection penalty of the rejected jobs. We show that the problem is NP-hard in the ordinary sense. Then we provide two pseudo-polynomial-time algorithms. Consequently, two special cases can be solved in polynomial-time. Finally, a 2-approximation algorithm and a fully polynomial-time approximation scheme are given for the problem.     

Scheduling with controllable release dates and processing times: Total completion time minimization

The single machine scheduling problem with two types of controllable parameters, job processing times and release dates, is studied. It is assumed that the cost of compressing processing times and release dates from their initial values is a linear function of the compression amounts. The objective is to minimize the sum of the total completion time of the jobs and the total compression cost. For the problem with equal release date compression costs we construct a reduction to the assignment problem. We demonstrate that if in addition the jobs have equal processing time compression costs, then it can be solved in O(n²) time. The solution algorithm can be considered as a generalization of the algorithm that minimizes the makespan and total compression cost. The generalized version of the algorithm is also applicable to the problem with parallel machines and to a range of due-date scheduling problems with controllable processing times.     

Two-machine flowshop scheduling problems involving a batching machine with transportation or deterioration consideration

This paper considers two scheduling problems for a two-machine flowshop where a single machine is followed by a batching machine. The first problem is that there is a transporter to carry the jobs between machines. The second problem is that there are deteriorating jobs to be processed on the single machine. For the first problem with minimizing the makespan, we formulate it as a mixed integer programming model and then prove that it is strongly NP-hard. A heuristic algorithm is proposed for solving this problem and its worst case performance is analyzed. The computational experiments are carried out and the numerical results show that the heuristic algorithm is effective. For the second problem, we derive the optimal algorithms with polynomial time for minimizing the makespan, the total completion time and the maximum lateness, respectively.