The uncertain flow-shop is considered. It is assumed that processing times are not given a priori, but they belong to intervals of known bounds. The absolute regret (regret) is used to evaluate a solution (a schedule) which gives the minmax regret binary optimization problem. The evolutionary heuristic solution algorithm is experimentally compared with a simple middle interval heuristic algorithm for three machines instances. The conducted simulations confirmed the several percent advantage of the evolutionary approach.
Uncertain versions of three task scheduling problems: P║Cmax, F2║Cmax, R║Σ Cj are investigated. Parametric uncertainty is only considered which is represented by intervals. It is assumed that values of execution times of tasks are not a priori given, and they belong to the intervals of known bounds. No distributions additionally characterizing the uncertain parameters are assumed. The regret is used as the basis for a criterion evaluating the uncertainty. In a consequence, min-max regret combinatorial problems are solved. Heuristic algorithms based on Scatter Search are proposed. They are evaluated via computational experiments and compared to a simple middle intervals heuristics and to exact solutions for small instances of the problems considered.
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