A Multi-agent System Implementation of an Evolutionary Approach to Production Scheduling

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Abstract

In this chapter we describe a multi-agent systems (MAS) approach to manufacturing job-shop scheduling that evolves the rules by which schedules are created rather than the schedule itself. The system is tested using a benchmark agent-based scheduling problem and performance results are compared with pure heuristic scheduling heuristics and randomly generated mixed heuristics.

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Walker, S. S., Norrie, D. H., & Brennan, R. W. (2007). A Multi-agent System Implementation of an Evolutionary Approach to Production Scheduling. In Springer Series in Advanced Manufacturing (pp. 213–241). Springer Nature. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84628-752-7_9

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