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  Locating Input and Output Points in Facilities Design – A (2001) [2 citations — 0 self]

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by Rifat Aykut Arapoglu, Bryan A. Norman, Alice E. Smith, Senior Ieee Member
Comparison of Constructive, Evolutionary, and Exact Methods”, IEEE Transactions on Evolutionary Computation
http://www.pitt.edu/~aesmith/postscript/ieeeecjournal.pdf
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Abstract: This paper formulates and compares four new approaches to optimally locating the input and output station for each department within a facility design such that material handling costs are minimized. This problem is an NP-hard combinatorial problem with many real life applications of considerable economic consequence. A genetic algorithm (GA) is shown to be an effective and efficient optimization method when compared to integer programming, simulated annealing and three versions of a greedy constructive heuristic on a suite test problems of varying size. Seeding versus random initialization of GA populations are compared.

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