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ORCIDCIPLS 2014: Orlando, FL, USA
- 2014 IEEE Symposium on Computational Intelligence in Production and Logistics Systems, CIPLS 2014, Orlando, FL, USA, December 9-12, 2014. IEEE 2014, ISBN 978-1-4799-4501-6
CIPLS'14 Session 1: Computational Intelligence in Production Systems
- Mohammad Komaki, Shaya Sheikh
, Ehsan Teymourian:
A Hybrid Harmony Search algorithm to minimize total weighted tardiness in the permutation flow shop. 1-8 - Frieder Reiss, Tobias Buer:
A coordination mechanism for capacitated lot-sizing in non-hierarchical n-tier supply chains. 9-15 - Damla Kizilay, Mehmet Fatih Tasgetiren, Quan-Ke Pan, Ling Wang:
An iterated greedy algorithm for the hybrid flowshop problem with makespan criterion. 16-23 - Emanuel Federico Alsina, Giacomo Cabri, Alberto Regattieri:
An agent-based approach to simulate production, degradation, repair, replacement and preventive maintenance of manufacturing systems. 24-31 - Abhishek Awasthi, Jörg Lässig, Oliver Kramer, Thomas Weise:
Common Due-Window problem: Polynomial algorithms for a given processing sequence. 32-39
CIPLS'14 Session 2: Computational Intelligence in Logistics Systems
- Helga J. Hernandez-Hernandez, Jairo R. Montoya-Torres, Fabricio Niebles Atencio:
Design of multi-product / multi-period closed-loop reverse logistics network using a genetic algorithm. 40-47 - Alberto Gómez, Saïd Salhi:
Solving capacitated vehicle routing problem by artificial bee colony algorithm. 48-52 - Michael Stauffer, Remo Ryter, Donald Davendra, Rolf Dornberger, Thomas Hanne:
A genetic algorithm with an embedded Ikeda map applied to an order picking problem in a multi-aisle warehouse. 53-58 - Zahra Booyavi, Ehsan Teymourian, G. M. Komaki, Shaya Sheikh:
An improved optimization method based on the intelligent water drops algorithm for the vehicle routing problem. 59-66 - Sona Kande, Christian Prins, Lucile Belgacem, Benjamin Redon:
Iterated local search with neighborhood space reduction for two-echelon distribution network for perishable products. 67-74
Special Session: CIPLS'14 Session 3: Supply Chain Design, Optimization, and Management
- Juan Li, John A. Muckstadt:
Managing inventories in multi-echelon on-line retail fulfillment system with different response lead time demands. 75-82 - Neale R. Smith, Mario G. Manzano, Krystel K. Castillo-Villar, Luis A. Rivera-Morales:
A bi-objective model for local and global green supply chain. 83-90 - Mohammad Rahimi, Armand Baboli, Yacine Rekik:
A bi-objective inventory routing problem by considering customer satisfaction level in context of perishable product. 91-97 - Hernan Chavez, Krystel K. Castillo-Villar:
A preliminary simulated annealing for resilience supply chains. 98-105
Poster Session: SSCI'14 Poster Session
- Andre Costa Batista, Lucas S. Batista:
A distance based variable neighborhood search for parallel machine scheduling. 106-113 - Magdalena Metlicka, Donald Davendra, Frank Hermann, Markus Meier, Matthias Amann:
GPU accelerated NEH algorithm. 114-119 - Bai Li, Raymond Chiong, Mu Lin:
A two-layer optimization framework for UAV path planning with interval uncertainties. 120-127 - Mingliang Tao, Qimei Cui, Xiaofeng Tao, Haihong Xiao:
Realtime dynamic clustering for interference and traffic adaptation in wireless TDD system. 128-133 - Qi Cao, K. M. Leung:
Optimization of material supply model in an emergent disaster using differential evolution. 134-140 - John M. Medellin:
Determining the cost impact of SCM system errors. 141-147 - Yan Jiang, Thomas Weise, Jörg Lässig, Raymond Chiong, Rukshan Athauda:
Comparing a hybrid branch and bound algorithm with evolutionary computation methods, local search and their hybrids on the TSP. 148-155
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