Abstract:
This paper investigates the use of parallel genetic algorithms in order to solve the open-shop scheduling problem. The method is based on a novel implementation of genetic operators that combines the use of deterministic and random moves. The method is implemented using MPI on a Beowulf cluster. Comparisons using the Taillard benchmarks give favorable results for this algorithm.
Citation:
Ghosn, S. B., Drouby, F., & Harmanani, H. M. (2016). A Parallel Genetic Algorithm for the Open-Shop Scheduling Problem Using Deterministic and Random Moves. International Journal of Artificial Intelligence™, 14(1), 130-144.