Expanding Flow Shop Tasks Based on Recursive Functions
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| author | Kupriyanov, Boris Lazarev, Alexander Roschin, Alexandr Werner, Frank |
| author_facet | Kupriyanov, Boris Lazarev, Alexander Roschin, Alexandr Werner, Frank |
| contents | The paper discusses several extensions of the recursive representation of the flow shop scheduling problem. It is shown that recursive functions make it possible to describe multiple extensions in a single problem. The paper considers altogether six extensions. The examples consider three types of recursive functions: functions associated with the machine, functions that adjust the procession time based on constraints, and functions that control the feasibility of the schedule. The structure of the superpositions of these functions is presented, and also descriptions of several objective functions by recursive functions are presented. Then the general requirements for a recursive function are formulated and its properties are described. Finally, a demonstration of the formulation of new problems is provided using examples of simple flow shop extensions and branch and bound optimization. |
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| spellingShingle | Expanding Flow Shop Tasks Based on Recursive Functions Kupriyanov, Boris Lazarev, Alexander Roschin, Alexandr Werner, Frank Optimization and Control 90B35 The paper discusses several extensions of the recursive representation of the flow shop scheduling problem. It is shown that recursive functions make it possible to describe multiple extensions in a single problem. The paper considers altogether six extensions. The examples consider three types of recursive functions: functions associated with the machine, functions that adjust the procession time based on constraints, and functions that control the feasibility of the schedule. The structure of the superpositions of these functions is presented, and also descriptions of several objective functions by recursive functions are presented. Then the general requirements for a recursive function are formulated and its properties are described. Finally, a demonstration of the formulation of new problems is provided using examples of simple flow shop extensions and branch and bound optimization. |
| title | Expanding Flow Shop Tasks Based on Recursive Functions |
| topic | Optimization and Control 90B35 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.12077 |