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An efficient self-adaptive artificial bee colony algorithm for the distributed resource-constrained hybrid flowshop problem

•It is the first time to considered the DRCHFS, and a mathematical model is proposed.•A decoding heuristic strategy considering resource constraints is proposed.•A self-adaptive strategy is utilized to generate efficient perturbation solutions.•A local search strategy is designed. Distributed factor...

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Published in:Computers & industrial engineering 2022-07, Vol.169, p.108200, Article 108200
Main Authors: Tao, Xin-Rui, Pan, Quan-Ke, Gao, Liang
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Language:English
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Summary:•It is the first time to considered the DRCHFS, and a mathematical model is proposed.•A decoding heuristic strategy considering resource constraints is proposed.•A self-adaptive strategy is utilized to generate efficient perturbation solutions.•A local search strategy is designed. Distributed factory processing has attracted the attention and application of many companies because of the low cost and high flexibility. In the present study, the self-adaptive artificial bee colony algorithm (SABC) is presented to solve the distributed resource-constrained hybrid flowshop scheduling (DRCHFS) problems aiming to minimize the makespan. In the proposed algorithm, the two-dimensional vector solution representation is employed. Then, resource constraint in the decoding process is considered. In addition, a self-adaptive perturbation structure and local search strategy based on the critical factory are investigated to enhance searching abilities. The proposed algorithm is tested based on a randomly generated set of the real shop scheduling system, and then numerically analyze and compare the proposed algorithm with the existing heuristic algorithms to verify its effectiveness.
ISSN:0360-8352
1879-0550
DOI:10.1016/j.cie.2022.108200