Application Research of Soft Computing Based on Machine Learning Production Scheduling
An efficient and flexible production system can contribute to production solutions. These advantages of flexibility and efficiency are a benefit for small series productions or for individual articles. The aim of this research was to produce a genetic production system schedule similar to the sustai...
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description | An efficient and flexible production system can contribute to production solutions. These advantages of flexibility and efficiency are a benefit for small series productions or for individual articles. The aim of this research was to produce a genetic production system schedule similar to the sustainable production scheduling problem of a discrete product assembly plant, with more heterogeneous production lines, and controlled by one-time orders. First, we present a detailed mathematical model of the system under investigation. Then, we present the IT for a solution based on a soft calculation method. In connection with this model, a computer application was created that analyzed various versions of the model with several practical problems. The applicability of the method was analyzed with software specifically developed for this algorithm and was demonstrated on a practical example. The model handles the different products within an order, as well as their different versions. These were also considered in the solution. The solution of this model is applicable in practice, and offers solutions to better optimize production and reduce the costs of production and logistics. The developed software can not only be used for flexible production lines, but also for other problems in the supply chain that can be employed more widely (such as the problem of delivery scheduling) to which the elements of this model can be applied. |
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