Convergence analysis of the new hybrid genetic algorithm for job shop scheduling problem
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https://doi.org/10.15625/1813-9663/29/2/1260Keywords:
Job shop scheduling, genetic algorithm, global convergence, Markov chainAbstract
In the recent our paper, we proposed a new hybrid genetic algorithm (NHGA) for the job shop scheduling problem (JSP). The method of encoding we used was Natural coding instead of traditional binary coding. This manner of coding has a lot of advantages but its convergence is still an open issue for years. This paper analyzes the convergence properties of the NHGA by applied properties of Markov chain. Based on the Markov chain analysis of genetic algorithm, we point out the proposed method leads to convergence to the global optimum in case of Natural coding.Metrics
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21-04-2013
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L. T. Tuyên, N. H. Mùi, and V. Đình Hòa, “Convergence analysis of the new hybrid genetic algorithm for job shop scheduling problem”, JCC, vol. 29, no. 2, pp. 159–169, Apr. 2013.
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