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Computational complexity and solution algorithms for a vector sequencing problem

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Radosław Rudek *
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In many cases, if something is done once, it can be reused faster or by a lower cost. Such dependencies occur in data processing, software development, project planning, machine purchasing or construction plans and many others. In this paper, we express related problems as a vector sequencing problem and prove it to be strongly NP-hard. To solve it, we provide an exact branch and bound method. Furthermore, efficient heuristic and parallel metaheuristic algorithms are constructed that are based on a fast neighborhood search. Their efficiency is verified during an extensive computational experiments. (C) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
Scheduling
Combinatorial optimization
Computational complexity
Metaheuristic
Parallel algorithm
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wroclaw university of economics & business
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