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Algorithms 2018,11, 66 thesegments [pLi ,p U i ]:T= {p∈Rn+ : pLi ≤ pi≤ pUi , i∈{1,2,. . . ,n}}=[pL1,pU1 ]Ɨ [pL2,pU2 ]Ɨ . . .Ɨ [pLn,pUn ]=:Ɨni=1[pLi ,pUi ]. Eachvector p∈T is calledascenario. LetS={Ļ€1,Ļ€2, . . . ,Ļ€n!}beasetofallpermutationsĻ€k=(Jk1, Jk2, . . . , Jkn)of the jobsJ . Givena scenariop∈TandapermutationĻ€k∈S, letCi=Ci(Ļ€k,p)denotethecompletiontimeofthejob Ji∈J in the scheduledeterminedby thepermutationĻ€k. The criterionāˆ‘Ci denotes theminimizationof thesumof jobcompletiontimes:āˆ‘Ji∈JCi(Ļ€t,p)=minĻ€k∈S { āˆ‘Ji∈JCi(Ļ€k,p) } ,where thepermutation Ļ€t = (Jt1, Jt2, . . . , Jtn)∈ S is optimal for the criterionāˆ‘Ci. Thisproblemisdenotedas1|pLi ≤ pi ≤ pUi |āˆ‘Ciusingthethree-fieldnotationα|β|γ [13],whereγdenotes theobjective function. If scenario p∈T is fixedbeforescheduling, i.e., [pLi ,pUi ]= [pi,pi] foreach job Ji∈J , thentheuncertainproblem 1|pLi ≤ pi ≤ pUi |āˆ‘Ci is turned into thedeterministic one 1||āˆ‘Ci. Weuse thenotation1|p|āˆ‘Ci to indicatean instanceof theproblem1||āˆ‘Ci with the fixedscenario p∈ T. Any instance1|p|āˆ‘Ci is solvable inO(nlogn) time[14]since thefollowingclaimhasbeenproven. Theorem1. The jobpermutationĻ€k=(Jk1, Jk2, . . . , Jkn)∈S isoptimal for the instance1|p|āˆ‘Ci if andonly if the following inequalities hold: pk1 ≤ pk2 ≤ . . .≤ pkn. If pku< pkv, then job Jku precedes job Jkv in any optimalpermutationĻ€k. Sinceascenario p∈T isnotfixedfor theuncertainproblem1|pLi ≤ pi≤ pUi |āˆ‘Ci, thecompletion time Ci of the job Ji ∈ J cannot be exactly determined for the permutation Ļ€k ∈ S before the completionof the job Ji. Therefore, thevalueof theobjective functionāˆ‘Ci for thepermutationĻ€k remainsuncertainuntil jobsJ havebeencompleted. Definition1. Job Jv dominates job Jw (with respect to T) if there is no optimal permutationĻ€k ∈ S for the instance1|p|āˆ‘Ci, p∈T, such that job Jw precedes job Jv. Thefollowingcriterionfor thedominationwasprovenin [15]. Theorem2. Job Jv dominates job Jw if andonly if pUv < pLw. Since for theproblemα|pLi ≤ pi≤ pUi |γ, theredoesnotusuallyexistapermutationof the jobsJ beingoptimal forall scenariosT, additionalobjectivesoragreementsareoftenusedin the literature. Inparticular, a robust scheduleminimizingtheworst-caseregret tohedgeagainstdatauncertainty hasbeendevelopedin [3,8,16–20]. ForanypermutationĻ€k∈Sandanyscenario p∈T, thedifference γkpāˆ’Ī³tp =: r(Ļ€k,p) is called the regret for permutation Ļ€k with the objective function γ equal to γkp under scenario p. ThevalueZ(Ļ€k) =max{r(Ļ€k,p) : p∈ T} is called theworst-case absolute regret. ThevalueZāˆ—(Ļ€k)=max{r(Ļ€k,p)γtp : p∈T} is called theworst-case relative regret.While the deterministicproblem1||āˆ‘Ci ispolynomiallysolvable [14],findingapermutationĻ€t∈Sminimizing theworst-caseabsoluteregretZ(Ļ€k)ortherelativeregretZāˆ—(Ļ€k) for theproblem1|pLi ≤ pi≤ pUi |āˆ‘Ci arebinaryNP-hardevenfortwoscenarios[19,21]. In[6],abranch-and-boundalgorithmwasdeveloped tofindapermutationĻ€k minimizing the absolute regret for theproblem1|pLi ≤ pi ≤ pUi |āˆ‘wiCi, where jobs Ji∈J haveweightswi>0. Thecomputationalexperimentsshowedthat thedeveloped algorithm is able to find such a permutation Ļ€k for the instanceswith up to 40 jobs. The fuzzy scheduling techniquewasused in [7–9,22] todevelopa fuzzyanalogueofdispatching rules or to solvemathematicalprogrammingproblemstodetermineaschedule thatminimizesa fuzzy-valued objective function. In [23], several heuristics were developed for the problem 1|pLi ≤ pi ≤ pUi |āˆ‘wiCi. Thecomputationalexperiments includingdifferentprobabilitydistributionsof theprocessingtimes showedthat theerrorof thebestperformingheuristicwasabout1%of theoptimalobjective function valueāˆ‘wiCiobtainedaftercompletingthe jobswhentheir factualprocessingtimesbecameknown. 22
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Algorithms for Scheduling Problems
Title
Algorithms for Scheduling Problems
Authors
Frank Werner
Larysa Burtseva
Yuri Sotskov
Editor
MDPI
Location
Basel
Date
2018
Language
English
License
CC BY 4.0
ISBN
978-3-03897-120-7
Size
17.0 x 24.4 cm
Pages
212
Keywords
Scheduling Problems in Logistics, Transport, Timetabling, Sports, Healthcare, Engineering, Energy Management
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