Classification Rules for the Job Shop Scheduling Problem with Machine Breakdowns
Keywords:
Job shop scheduling, classification rules, simulation, machine breakdowns.Abstract
This paper addresses the job shop scheduling
problem in the presence of machine breakdowns. In this work, we propose to exploit the advantages of data mining techniques
to resolve the problem.
We proposed an approach to discover a set of classification
rules by using historic scheduling data. Intelligent decisions are
then made in real time based on this constructed rules to assign
the corresponding dispatching rule in a dynamic job shop
scheduling environment.
A simulation study is conducted at last with the constructed
rules and four other dispatching rules from literature. The
experimental results verify the performance of classification
rule for minimizing mean tardiness.
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