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This document discusses using a hill climbing search algorithm to solve the traveling salesman problem (TSP). It begins by defining the TSP problem and explaining that it is NP-Hard. It then introduces stochastic optimization methods, including hill climbing, which take randomly generated routes and incrementally improve them. Hill climbing works by only taking steps that improve the current solution until no better steps can be found, risking getting stuck at local maxima.
The document discusses the traveling salesman problem (TSP) which aims to find the shortest route for a salesman to visit each city once and return to the starting city. While computers can solve TSP problems, the time required increases enormously with the number of cities - solving a 15,000 city problem took over 20 years, and an 85,000 city problem would take over 130 computer years. Therefore, exact solutions are only efficient for small problems, as increasing the problem size significantly lengthens the computation time required.
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2. Work Proposal
Traveling Salesman Problem
Job Shop Scheduling Problem
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3. Traveling Salesman
Problem
The Traveling Salesman Problem consists in
finding a circuit that has the shortdistance,
starting in any city, among many, visiting each city
exactly once and returning to the starting city
(Nilsson, 1982).
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4. Job Shop Scheduling
Problem
“Allocating machines and tasks to minimize the
total time (makespan) manufacturing a production
line.”
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5. Job Shop Scheduling
Problem
Make 'n' tasks: J1, J2, ... , Jn (as wires), as follows:
Each task is processed by "m" machines M1, ..., Mm
The processing flow of the "n" tasks in "m" machines is the same for all tasks.
A machine processes only one operation at a time, and should not be
interrupted until its completion.
Are known processing times for each task by machine.
A task => "m" operations.
Objective: To minimize the completion time of all tasks.
There are n! different possible sequences
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6. K-OPT
Lin and Kernighan in 1973 developed the k-opt
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7. K-OPT
In this proposal, k arcs are replaced in the circuit,
other k arcs with the objective of reduce the
total distance traveled. The higher the value of k,
the better the accuracy of the method, but higher
is the computational effort.
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16. Conclusions
3-OPT generates a limited number of
threads in a short time
As the time passes increases the difficulty
of finding new threads heuristics
But with the implementation of the method
for generating new Shuffle random
sequences based on sequence before showing
the solution to more effectively the results
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