Model and Heuristic Algorithm for Steel Productive Resources Balance Problem

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A nonlinear model is proposed for balancing the steel productive resources. In the model, the sharing and the competition between products and resources are presented, and four optimization objects are introduced. According to the model and the characteristics of the problem, a heuristic algorithm based on constraint satisfaction is proposed. Variables selection is guided by the optimization objects. During the process of assigning values, constraint propagation is adopted to narrow the value domain, and back tracking is adopted to avoid the conflict with the constraints. The validity of the model and the algorithm is testified by calculating the data from production practices.

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