Genetic Algorithm-Driven Optimization of Scheduling and Preventive Measures in Parallel Machines
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Abstract
This paper elucidates an algorithmic methodology aimed at optimizing the scheduling on parallel machines to minimize the total Makespan and bolster preventive protections.The scenario under consideration involves a predetermined set of 'c' jobs, processed on 'd' parallel machines, with the stipulation of non-preemptive task execution and a single job assignment per machine at any given time.The context predominantly revolves around production planning scenarios with fixed delivery dates.A mixed-integer programming approach is leveraged in the study to attain minimization of the Makespan, a key focus of this analysis.The problem at hand is tackled effectively through the application of both Genetic Algorithm (GA) and CPLEX algorithmic strategies.A thorough numerical analysis follows, aimed at evaluating the performance measures.The findings of this analysis promise to shed significant light on the optimization of scheduling and preventive measures in parallel machines, thereby paving the way for future research in this sphere.
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