Abstract

FSSP is a typical NP-Hard problem which is desired to be minimum makespan. This study consid- ers Migrating Birds Optimization (MBO) which is metaheuristic approach for the solution of Flow Shop Sequencing Problem (FSSP). As the basic MBO algorithm is designed for discrete problems. The performance of basic MBO algorithm is tested via some FSSP data sets exist in literature. Obtained results are compared with optimal results of related data sets.

Highlights

  • Flow shop sequencing problem (FSSP) is a production planning problem

  • Close optimum solutions are generally found via heuristic algorithms

  • Some metaheuristic algorithms such as genetic algorithm [4,5], tabu search [6,7], ant colony algorithm [8] are solved by FSSP problems

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Summary

Introduction

Flow shop sequencing problem (FSSP) is a production planning problem. Most of the metaheuristic algorithms can be called as neighboring or local search procedures. Neighboring attitude of each metaheuristic algorithm is different. Flow shop sequencing problem minimizing the time between the beginning of perform of the first job on the first machine and the completion of perform of the last job on the last machine. Every job is processed at maximum on one machine at a time. P(i,j) processing time for job i on machine j. In the final section, obtained results of the study are assessed

Migrating Birds Optimization Algorithm
Solution of FSSP with MBO Algorithm
Experimental Results
Conclusion

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