Logistic warehouse process optimization through genetic programming algorithm

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This paper introduces process planning, scheduling and optimization in warehouse environment. The leading companies of the logistics warehouse industry still do not use planning and scheduling by automatic computer methods. Processes are planned and scheduled by an operational manager with detailed knowledge of the problem, processed tasks and commodities, warehouse layout, performance of employees, parameters of equipment etc. This is a quantum of information to be handled by a human and it can be very time-consuming to plan every process and schedule the timetable. The manager is usually also influenced by stress conditions, especially by the time of holidays when everyone is making supplies and the performance of the whole warehouse management goes down. The main contribution of this work is (a) to introduce the novel automatic method for optimization based on the evolutionary method called genetic programming, (b) to give a description of a tested warehouse, and (c) to show the metrics for performance measurement and to give a results which states the baseline for further research.

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Karasek, J., Burget, R., & Povoda, L. (2014). Logistic warehouse process optimization through genetic programming algorithm. In Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing (Vol. 285, pp. 29–40). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-06740-7_3

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