A Comparison of Three Search Algorithms for Solving the Buffer Allocation Problem in Reliable Production Lines

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2013

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This paper investigates the performance of three search algorithms: Myopic Algorithm, Adaptive Tabu Search and Degraded Ceiling to solve the buffer allocation problem in reliable production lines. DECO algorithm is used to calculate throughput. This algorithm is a variant of a decomposition algorithm specifically developed to solve large reliable production lines with parallel machines at each workstation and exponentially distributed service times. The measures of performance used are the CPU time required and closeness to the maximum throughput achieved. The three search algorithms are ranked in respect to these two measures and certain findings regarding their performances over the experimental set are given. © IFAC.

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et al.;for Management and Control;IFAC Technical Committee 3.2 on Computational;Intelligence in Control;International Federation of Automatic Control (IFAC) -;Technical Committee 5.2 - Manufacturing Modelling
7th IFAC Conference on Manufacturing Modelling, Management, and Control, MIM 2013 -- 19 June 2013 through 21 June 2013 -- Saint Petersburg -- 99324

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Algorithms, Buffer storage, Design, Optimization problems, Production lines, Search methods, Algorithms, Design, Learning algorithms, Manufacture, Tabu search, Adaptive tabu search, Decomposition algorithm, Distributed service, Maximum through-put, Measures of performance, Optimization problems, Production line, Search method, Buffer storage, Design, Search methods, Production lines, Adaptive tabu search, Manufacture, Learning algorithms, Distributed service, Tabu search, Production line, Buffer storage, Decomposition algorithm, Measures of performance, Search method, Algorithms, Optimization problems, Maximum through-put

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1626

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