A Knowledge-driven Memetic Algorithm for the Energy-efficient Distributed Homogeneous Flow Shop Scheduling Problem

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Main Authors: Xu, Yunbao, Jiang, Xuemei, Li, Jun, Xing, Lining, Song, Yanjie
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Published: 2024
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author Xu, Yunbao
Jiang, Xuemei
Li, Jun
Xing, Lining
Song, Yanjie
author_facet Xu, Yunbao
Jiang, Xuemei
Li, Jun
Xing, Lining
Song, Yanjie
contents The reduction of carbon emissions in the manufacturing industry holds significant importance in achieving the national "double carbon" target. Ensuring energy efficiency is a crucial factor to be incorporated into future generation manufacturing systems. In this study, energy consumption is considered in the distributed homogeneous flow shop scheduling problem (DHFSSP). A knowledge-driven memetic algorithm (KDMA) is proposed to address the energy-efficient DHFSSP (EEDHFSSP). KDMA incorporates a collaborative initialization strategy to generate high-quality initial populations. Furthermore, several algorithmic improvements including update strategy, local search strategy, and carbon reduction strategy are employed to improve the search performance of the algorithm. The effectiveness of KDMA in solving EEDHFSSP is verified through extensive simulation experiments. It is evident that KDMA outperforms many state-of-the-art algorithms across various evaluation aspects.
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spellingShingle A Knowledge-driven Memetic Algorithm for the Energy-efficient Distributed Homogeneous Flow Shop Scheduling Problem
Xu, Yunbao
Jiang, Xuemei
Li, Jun
Xing, Lining
Song, Yanjie
Optimization and Control
Neural and Evolutionary Computing
The reduction of carbon emissions in the manufacturing industry holds significant importance in achieving the national "double carbon" target. Ensuring energy efficiency is a crucial factor to be incorporated into future generation manufacturing systems. In this study, energy consumption is considered in the distributed homogeneous flow shop scheduling problem (DHFSSP). A knowledge-driven memetic algorithm (KDMA) is proposed to address the energy-efficient DHFSSP (EEDHFSSP). KDMA incorporates a collaborative initialization strategy to generate high-quality initial populations. Furthermore, several algorithmic improvements including update strategy, local search strategy, and carbon reduction strategy are employed to improve the search performance of the algorithm. The effectiveness of KDMA in solving EEDHFSSP is verified through extensive simulation experiments. It is evident that KDMA outperforms many state-of-the-art algorithms across various evaluation aspects.
title A Knowledge-driven Memetic Algorithm for the Energy-efficient Distributed Homogeneous Flow Shop Scheduling Problem
topic Optimization and Control
Neural and Evolutionary Computing
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.18953