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Solving single machine scheduling problem with maximum lateness using a genetic algorithm
Published 2010“…We develop an optimised crossover operator designed by an undirected bipartite graph within a genetic algorithm for solving a single machine family scheduling problem, where jobs are partitioned into families and setup time is required between these families. …”
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Optimised crossover genetic algorithm for capacitated vehicle routing problem
Published 2012“…The proposed algorithm uses an optimised crossover operator designed by a complete undirected bipartite graph to find an optimal set of delivery routes satisfying the requirements and giving minimal total cost. …”
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A genetic algorithm on single machine family scheduling problem to minimise total weighted completion time
Published 2009“…For this problem, we propose a genetic algorithm using an optimised crossover operator designed by an undirected bipartite graph to find an optimal schedule which minimises the total weighted completion time of the jobs in the presence of the sequence independent family setup times. …”
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Optimized crossover genetic algorithm for vehicle routing problem with time windows
Published 2010“…Approach: We proposed a genetic algorithm using an optimized crossover operator designed by a complete undirected bipartite graph that finds an optimal set of delivery routes satisfying the requirements and giving minimal total cost. …”
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A genetic algorithm to minimise the maximum lateness on a single machine family scheduling problem
Published 2009“…During crossover, the OCGA selects two parents from the population and replaces them with two children by an optimized crossover mechanism which designed using an undirected bipartite graph. Various techniques are also introduced to further enhance the solution quality. …”
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