基于重新排序的退化工件最小化总延误时间问题

考虑了错位限制下的含有退化工件的重新排序问题,即工件的实际加工时间看作是工件开工时间的线性函数．重新排序就是在原始工件已经按照某种规则使目标函数达到最优时有一新工件集到达,新工件的安排使得原始工件重新排序进而产生错位．研究了最大序列错位和总序列错位限制下的退化工件最小化总延误时间问题,其最优排序的结构性质是使得原始工件集和新工件集中的工件是按加工率αj非减的序列排列,基于此通过分阶段排序和动态规划方法给出了两个问题的多项式时间的最优算法．     

相容工件系统的最小化最大延迟与误工和的重新排序

在单机重新排序问题中,一个原始工件集已经排好顺序,使得给定的目标函数最小．当一个新的工件集到来时就会产生一些错位,决策者需要插入新工件到原来排序中而还不能过分打乱它们的顺序．该论文首先研究了当工件加工时间和工期相容时,在错位量限制的条件下最小化最大延迟问题;也研究了当工件加工时间相同或工件工期相同时,在错位量限制的条件下最小化误工和问题．对这些问题,给出了好的算法．     

原始工件的完工时间限制下的最小化最大延误时间的重新排序

考虑由两个代理引起的重新排序问题,其中每个代理都在公共的加工资源下完成各自的不可中断加工的工件.每个代理要求在仅依赖工件的完工时间时最小化某一个特定的目标函数.考虑在原始工件的完工时间限制下的两个代理的单机最小化最大延误时间的重新排序问题.证明了该问题能在多项式时间或者拟多项式时间内解决.     

工件延误和可拒绝下的单机重新排序问题的近似方案

研究工件延误产生干扰且延误工件可拒绝下的单机重新排序问题.在该问题中,给定计划在零时刻到达的一个工件集需在一台机器上加工,工件集中的每个工件有它的加工时间和权重,在工件正式开始加工前,按照最短赋权加工时间优先的初始排序已经给定,目标函数是极小化赋权完工时间和,据此每个工件的承诺交付截止时间也给定.然而,在工件正式开始加...     

序列错位限制下最小化完工时间和的继列分批重新排序

在单机分批排序中,一个原始工件集已经分好批排好顺序,使得给定的目标函数最小.当一个新的工件集到来时,决策者需要插入这些新工件到原来的顺序中,这样使得原始工件就会产生一些错位.但为了满足对原始工件集的要求而不过分的打乱它们的顺序的条件下,使得新的目标值为最优.本文主要研究的是在序列错位量限制的条件下,继列分批最小化总完工时间的重新排序问题,对于最大序列错位和总序列错位的不同约束情况下,研究可行排序和最优排序的结构性质,进而设计了它们的多项式时间算法.     

基于重新排序时间错位限制下的最小化总完工时间的平行分批排序（英文）

In the rescheduling on a single machine, a set of the original jobs has already been scheduled, in order to make a given objective function is optimal. The decision maker needs to insert the new jobs into the existing schedule without excessively disrupting it. A batching machine is a machine that can handle up to some jobs simultaneously. In this paper,we consider the total completion time under a limit on the sequence disruptions for parallel batching based on rescheduling. For the parallel batching problem based on rescheduling, we research the properties of feasible schedules and optimal schedules on the total completion time under a limit on the maximum time disruptions or total time disruptions, in which the jobs are sequenced in SPT order, and give out the pseudo-polynomial time algorithms on the number of jobs and the processing time of jobs by applying the dynamic programming method.     

Rescheduling with new orders and general maximum allowable time disruptions

We study the rescheduling with new orders on a single machine under the general maximum allowable time disruptions. Under the restriction of general maximum allowable time disruptions, each original job has an upper bound for its time disruption (regarded as the maximum allowable time disruption of the job), or equivalently, in every feasible schedule, the difference of the completion time of each original job compared to that in the pre-schedule does not exceed its maximum allowable time disruption. We also consider a stronger restriction which additionally requires that, in a feasible schedule, the starting time of each original job is not allowed to be scheduled smaller than that in the pre-schedule. Scheduling objectives to be minimized are the maximum lateness and the total completion time, respectively, and the pre-schedules of original jobs are given by EDD-schedule and SPT-schedule, respectively. Then we have four problems for consideration. For the two problems for minimizing the maximum lateness, we present strong NP-hardness proof, provide a simple 2-approximation polynomial-time algorithm, and show that, unless \(\text {P}= \text {NP}\), the two problems cannot have an approximation polynomial-time algorithm with a performance ratio less than 2. For the two problems for minimizing the total completion time, we present strong NP-hardness proof, provide a simple heuristic algorithm, and show that, unless \(\text {P}= \text {NP}\), the two problems cannot have an approximation polynomial-time algorithm with a performance ratio less than 4/3. Moreover, by relaxing the maximum allowable time disruptions of the original jobs, we present a super-optimal dual-approximation polynomial-time algorithm. As a consequence, if the maximum allowable time disruption of each original job is at least its processing time, then the two problems for minimizing the total completion time are solvable in polynomial time. Finally, we show that, under the agreeability assumption (i.e., the nondecreasing order of the maximum allowable time disruptions of the original jobs coincides with their scheduling order in the pre-schedule), the four problems in consideration are solvable in polynomial time.     

Rescheduling unrelated parallel machines with total flow time and total disruption cost criteria

In this paper, we consider a rescheduling problem where a set of jobs has already been assigned to unrelated parallel machines. When a disruption occurs on one of the machines, the affected jobs are rescheduled, considering the efficiency and the schedule deviation measures. The efficiency measure is the total flow time, and the schedule deviation measure is the total disruption cost caused by the differences between the initial and current schedules. We provide polynomial-time solution methods to the following hierarchical optimization problems: minimizing total disruption cost among the minimum total flow time schedules and minimizing total flow time among the minimum total disruption cost schedules. We propose exponential-time algorithms to generate all efficient solutions and to minimize a specified function of the measures. Our extensive computational tests on large size problem instances have revealed that our optimization algorithm finds the best solution by generating only a small portion of all efficient solutions.     

Rescheduling with release dates to minimize makespan under a limit on the maximum sequence disruption

In this paper, we consider the rescheduling problem for jobs on a single machine with release dates to minimize makespan under a limit on the maximum sequence disruption. We show that the considered problem can be solved in polynomial time.     

Single machine quadratic penalty function scheduling with deteriorating jobs and group technology

This paper considers single machine scheduling problems with group technology (GT) and deteriorating jobs. We consider the case of jobs whose processing times are a simple linear function of their starting time. The two objectives of scheduling problems are to minimize the weighted sum of squared completion times and the weighted sum of squared waiting times, respectively. We also provide polynomial time algorithms to solve these problems.     

Scheduling deteriorating jobs with a learning effect on unrelated parallel machines

In this study we consider unrelated parallel machines scheduling problems with learning effect and deteriorating jobs, in which the actual processing time of a job is a function of joint time-dependent deterioration and position-dependent learning. The objective is to determine the jobs assigned to corresponding each machine and the corresponding optimal schedule to minimize a cost function containing total completion (waiting) time, total absolute differences in completion (waiting) times and total machine load. If the number of machines is a given constant, we show that the problems can be solved in polynomial time under the time-dependent deterioration and position-dependent learning model.     

Parallel machine scheduling with a deteriorating maintenance activity and total absolute differences penalties

In this paper we consider identical parallel machines scheduling problems with a deteriorating maintenance activity. In this model, each machine has a deteriorating maintenance activity, that is, delaying the maintenance increases the time required to perform it. We need to make a decision on when to schedule the rate-modifying activities and the sequence of jobs to minimize some objective function. We concentrate on two goals separately, namely, minimizing the total absolute differences in completion times (TADC) and the total absolute differences in waiting times (TADW). We show that the problems remain polynomially solvable under the proposed model.     

Single-machine scheduling with deteriorating functions for job processing times

In many realistic scheduling settings a job processed later consumes more time than when it is processed earlier – this phenomenon is known as scheduling with deteriorating jobs. In the literature on deteriorating job scheduling problems, majority of the research assumed that the actual job processing time of a job is a function of its starting time. In this paper we consider a new deterioration model where the actual job processing time of a job is a function of the processing times of the jobs already processed. We show that the single-machine scheduling problems to minimize the makespan and total completion time remain polynomially solvable under the proposed model. In addition, we prove that the problems to minimize the total weighted completion time, maximum lateness, and maximum tardiness are polynomially solvable under certain agreeable conditions.     

Flow shop scheduling problems with deteriorating jobs under dominating machines

This paper considers the general, no-wait and no-idle flow shop scheduling problems with deteriorating jobs. By a deteriorating job we mean that the processing time is an increasing function of its execution starting time. A linear deterioration function is assumed and some dominating relationships between machines can be satisfied. It is shown that for the problems to minimize the makespan or the weighted sum of completion time, polynomial algorithms still exist, although these problems are more complicated than the classical ones. When the objective is to minimize the maximum lateness, the solutions of a classical version may not hold.     

Single-machine group scheduling with deteriorating jobs and allotted resource

In this paper, we consider single-machine scheduling problems with deteriorating jobs and resource allocation in a group technology environment. In the proposed model of this paper the actual processing time of a job depend on its starting time and the amount of resource allocated to it, and the actual setup time of a group depend on its starting time and the amount of resource allocated. Deterioration effect and two resource allocation functions are examined for minimizing the weighted sum of makespan and total resource cost. For the linear resource allocation function and the convex resource allocation function, we show that the problem remains polynomially solvable under certain conditions.     

Scheduling jobs with chain precedence constraints and deteriorating jobs

In this paper we consider a single machine scheduling problem with deteriorating jobs. By deteriorating jobs, we mean that the processing time of a job is a simple linear function of its execution starting time. For the jobs with chain precedence constraints, we prove that the weighted sum of squared completion times minimization problem with strong chains and weak chains can be solved in polynomial time, respectively.     

Single machine group scheduling under decreasing linear deterioration

This paper considers single machine scheduling problems with group technology (GT) and deteriorating jobs. A sequence independent setup is required to process a job from a different group and jobs in each group are processed together. We consider the case of jobs whose processing times are a decreasing function of their starting time. The objectives of scheduling problems are to minimize the makespan and the total completion time, respectively. We also provide polynomial time algorithms to solve these problems.     

机器具有优势关系下的工件加工时间可控的流水作业排序问题

本文主要研究机器具有优势关系下的工件加工时间可控的流水作业排序问题.我们主要对以下两种情形进行了讨论:工件加工时间为线性恶化和线性学习.对于每一种加工模型,我们分别研究了几类不同的优势机器,并且对每种情况均给出了多项式时间算法.     

Parallel machines scheduling with a deteriorating maintenance activity

In this paper, we consider parallel identical machines scheduling problems with a deteriorating maintenance activity. In this model, each machine has a deteriorating maintenance activity, that is, delaying the maintenance increases the time required to perform it. We need to make a decision on when to schedule the deteriorating maintenance activities and the sequence of jobs to minimize total completion time. We provide a polynomial time algorithm to solve the total completion time minimization problem.     

单机排序中关于完工前总损失的应急管理

该文研究了扰动环境下的关于完工前总损失的单机排序问题, 也就是这样一个问题: 在时刻 t , 一部分工件已经完工了, 一个扰动发生了, 在这种情形下, 原来的排序已经不是最优排序甚至是不可行排序了. 因此就需要对未完成的工件找一个新的排序. 作者采用的方法与大多数重新排序问题所不同的是: 模型里包含了原始排序与新排序之间的偏差所造成的损失. 作者主要研究了在原始排序中加权最短加工时间规则(WSPT)是最优排序的情形. 根据扰动的类型, 应急管理策略的类型以及目标函数, 研究了几个问题. 对于每个问题, 作者找到了最优排序或者得出了一些重要结果.