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beginningof its itineraryandthusmaycauseknock-ondelays if it isdelayed. The less totalprocessing
time (DR-6)dispatching rule, tries togivepriority to trainswith less remainingevents to leave the
tracksassoonaspossible. Theexperimental resultsdemonstrate that this strategydoesnotworkwell
comparedtootherdispatchingrules.
The choice of dispatching rule does not affect the computational time, but the number of
events in the re-scheduling timewindowand selected sub-networkhas a significant effect on the
computational time since the size of the graphG increases quadratically. Figure 5 illustrates the
increaseofcomputational timeagainst increaseof the timehorizonandnumberofevents. Boththe
sizeofgraphGandthecomputational time increasequadratically.
Figure5.Thecomputational time increasesquadratically,basedonthenumberofevents.
6.ConclusionsandFutureWork
Thispaperaddresses thereal-timetrain trafficre-schedulingproblem.Amixedgraphisusedfor
modeling theproblemasablocking job-shopschedulingproblem.Aheuristicalgorithmisproposed
that benefits fromre-timing, re-ordering, and local re-routing. The algorithmbenefits also froma
dynamicupdateofdata,whichaccelerates thecomputations.
The response time for such a real-time computational scheduling tool is a vital factor. In the
proposedsolutionapproach, theproblemfora1htimewindowissolvedin less than10s,andfora
1.5htimewindow, thecomputational timeis less than20s. It isalsounknownwhat timehorizonis
necessarytoconsider indifferentsituationsandwhatrole thisuncertaintywouldplay. Interviewswith
dispatcherssuggest that itdiffersalotdependingonthesituation,contextandassociatedworkingload.
The TFD+3j objective function is a relevant criterion to control the lateness of trains.
However, basedon the situationand typeofdisturbance scenario, thedispatchersalsohaveother
concernsandobjectives. The investigationofotherobjective functionsanduseful solutionquality
metrics is necessary to investigate in future research. ThegraphG is representedbyanadjacency
matrix in thecurrent implementation.Usingalternativedatastructuressuchasadjacency lists, canbe
anoptionto investigate thepossibility toreducecomputational timefurther.
Acknowledgments:Thepresentedresearchworkwasconductedwithin theresearchprojectsFLOAT(FLexibel
Omplanering Av Tåglägen i drift) and BLIXTEN (Beslutstöd för trafikLedare: approxImativa och eXakta
opTimEraNdemetoder), fundedbytheSwedishTransportAdministration(Trafikverket)withtheKAJT(KApacitet
i JärnvägsTrafiken) researchprogramme.Weare thankful for thefinancial support,data,andsignificantguidance
providedbyTrafikverket.
AuthorContributions:Omidhasdevelopedthegraphmodelandheuristicalgorithms. Thealgorithmicapproach
hasbeen implementedinJavabyOmid. Johannahasprovidedall inputdatarequiredtobuildandperformthe
experiments,andshe is themaindeveloperof thevisualizationtoolusedforvisual inspectionofre-scheduling
solutions. Johannahas alsomanaged the associated researchproject, handled all contactswith the industry
partner,Trafikverket,andacquiredtheassociatedresearchfunding.Omidhasgeneratedthedisturbancescenarios,
performedtheexperimentswith thealgorithmicapproachandtheassociatedperformanceassessment including
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Algorithms for Scheduling Problems
- Titel
- Algorithms for Scheduling Problems
- Autoren
- Frank Werner
- Larysa Burtseva
- Yuri Sotskov
- Herausgeber
- MDPI
- Ort
- Basel
- Datum
- 2018
- Sprache
- englisch
- Lizenz
- CC BY 4.0
- ISBN
- 978-3-03897-120-7
- Abmessungen
- 17.0 x 24.4 cm
- Seiten
- 212
- Schlagwörter
- Scheduling Problems in Logistics, Transport, Timetabling, Sports, Healthcare, Engineering, Energy Management
- Kategorien
- Informatik
- Technik