Job-Shop Scheduling on Exhibition Logistics Based on Genetic Algorithms

Zhi Gang Chen; Tao Yang; He Hua Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.475-476.1019

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Job-Shop Scheduling on Exhibition Logistics Based on Genetic Algorithms

Abstract:

The exhibition logistics, which generally deals with set-up, breakdown, transport, and storage to ensure that all specific exhibition requirements are met. It is very special from traditional logistics service that its transportation distant is very short and transportation cost can almost be ignored. To address the problems. a modal to optimize the total cost of exhibition logistics provider was proposed in this paper. Firstly the framwork of exhibition logistics was illustrated by a job-shop schedule modal. Secondly we used genetic algorithm (GA) to deal with problem of job shop scheduling. Finally the experiment result indicate that the proposed algorithm is feasible and effiective for this problem.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 475-476)

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Zhi Gang Chen*, Tao Yang, He Hua Li

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Exhibition Logistics, Genetic Algorithm (GA), Job-Shop Scheduling

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