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Sequencing jobs on a bottleneck machine Description Sequencing jobs on a bottleneck machine: consecutive solving with 3 different objectives;
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CP Example Problems
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file b4seq2_ka.mos
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Sequencing jobs on a bottleneck machine
(See "Applications of optimization with Xpress-MP",
Section 7.4 Sequencing jobs on a bottleneck machine)
- Alternative formulation using disjunctions -
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model "B-4 Sequencing (CP)"
uses "kalis"
forward procedure print_sol
forward procedure print_sol3
declarations
NJ = 7 ! Number of jobs
JOBS=1..NJ
REL: array(JOBS) of integer ! Release dates of jobs
DUR: array(JOBS) of integer ! Durations of jobs
DUE: array(JOBS) of integer ! Due dates of jobs
DURS: array(set of cpvar) of integer ! Dur.s indexed by start variables
start: array(JOBS) of cpvar ! Start time of jobs
comp: array(JOBS) of cpvar ! Completion time of jobs
finish: cpvar ! Completion time of the entire schedule
Disj: set of cpctr ! Disjunction constraints
Strategy: array(range) of cpbranching ! Branching strategy
end-declarations
initializations from 'Data/b4seq.dat'
DUR REL DUE
end-initializations
MAXTIME:= max(j in JOBS) REL(j) + sum(j in JOBS) DUR(j)
forall(j in JOBS) do
0 <= start(j); start(j) <= MAXTIME
0 <= comp(j); comp(j) <= MAXTIME
end-do
! Disjunctions between jobs
forall(j in JOBS) DURS(start(j)):= DUR(j)
disjunctive(union(j in JOBS) {start(j)}, DURS, Disj, 1)
! Start times
forall(j in JOBS) start(j) >= REL(j)
! Completion times
forall(j in JOBS) comp(j) = start(j) + DUR(j)
!**** Objective function 1: minimize latest completion time ****
finish = maximum(comp)
Strategy(1):= settle_disjunction(Disj)
Strategy(2):= split_domain(KALIS_LARGEST_MAX, KALIS_MIN_TO_MAX)
cp_set_branching(Strategy)
if cp_minimize(finish) then
print_sol
end-if
!**** Objective function 2: minimize average completion time ****
declarations
totComp: cpvar
end-declarations
totComp = sum(k in JOBS) comp(k)
if cp_minimize(totComp) then
print_sol
end-if
!**** Objective function 3: minimize total tardiness ****
declarations
late: array(JOBS) of cpvar ! Lateness of jobs
totLate: cpvar
end-declarations
forall(k in JOBS) do
0 <= late(k); late(k) <= MAXTIME
end-do
! Late jobs: completion time exceeds the due date
forall(j in JOBS) late(j) >= comp(j) - DUE(j)
totLate = sum(k in JOBS) late(k)
if cp_minimize(totLate) then
writeln("Tardiness: ", getsol(totLate))
print_sol
print_sol3
end-if
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! Solution printing
procedure print_sol
writeln("Completion time: ", getsol(finish) ,
" average: ", getsol(sum(j in JOBS) comp(j)))
write("Rel\t")
forall(j in JOBS) write(strfmt(REL(j),4))
write("\nDur\t")
forall(j in JOBS) write(strfmt(DUR(j),4))
write("\nStart\t")
forall(j in JOBS) write(strfmt(getsol(start(j)),4))
write("\nEnd\t")
forall(j in JOBS) write(strfmt(getsol(comp(j)),4))
writeln
end-procedure
procedure print_sol3
write("Due\t")
forall(j in JOBS) write(strfmt(DUE(j),4))
write("\nLate\t")
forall(j in JOBS) write(strfmt(getsol(late(j)),4))
writeln
end-procedure
end-model
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