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Benchmark scheduling policies for MO-DFJSP

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Yong Zhou
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10.21227/0ja1-fx80
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Abstract

To investigate the generalization performance of the evolved scheduling policies(SPs), which are generated by the hyper-heuristic coevolution, the evolutionary SPs extracted from the aggerate Pareto front were applied to 64 testing scenarios to compare with the combinations of 320 existing man-made SPs which include 32 job sequencing rules and 10 machine assignment rules. This dataset provides the simulation performance of the evolved SPs and the 320 existing man-made SPs on the multi-objective dynamic flexible job shop scheduling problem. We applied a design of experiments (DOE) approach to design the testing scenarios, six experimental factors that each factor with two levels (including 64 combinations) are used to construct the test set.

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Using software jasima,which can be found at https://bitbucket.org/jasimaSolutions/jasima, the combinations of 320 existing man-made scheduling policies are applied to 64 testing training scenarios (more details shown below), and 100 simulation replications are performed for each scenario. Simulation Parameters Weights of jobs 4:2:1(20%:60%:20%) Simulation Length 2500 Warmup Length 500 Machine number 10 Operation number distribution Missing, Full Process time distribution U[1,99], N(120,20) Allowance factor 1, 3 Utilization 80%, 95% Optional device number U[1,2], U[1,4]