We propose simple heuristics for the assembly line worker assignment and balancing problem. This problem typically occurs in assembly lines in sheltered work centers for the disabled. Different from the well-known simple assembly line balancing problem, the task execution times vary according to the assigned worker. We develop a constructive heuristic framework based on task and worker priority rules defining the order in which the tasks and workers should be assigned to the workstations. We present a number of such rules and compare their performance across three possible uses: as a stand-alone method, as an initial solution generator for meta-heuristics, and as a decoder for a hybrid genetic algorithm. Our results show that the heuristics...
In today's competitive world, assembly lines are one of the most important industrial manufacturing ...
In this paper, we introduce a new assembly line balancing problem in which tasks differ with respect...
In this paper, we present a simple assembly line balancing problem for two different sets of workers...
We propose simple heuristics for the assembly line worker assignment and balancing problem. This pro...
AbstractIn traditional assembly lines, it is reasonable to assume that task execution times are the ...
This paper proposes a constructive heuristic approach for the assembly line worker assignment and ba...
Purpose Balancing assembly line means to assign assembly tasks to several stations, respecting prece...
This paper proposes new algorithms for the assembly line balancing problem with hierarchical worker ...
Some types of distribution in assembly lines of manufacturing process begin as an assembly balancing...
[EN] Assembly lines can be employed successfully in sheltered work centres to better include persons...
We propose the Assembly Line Worker Integration and Balancing Problem (ALWIBP), a new assembly line ...
In this paper we consider the programming of job rotation in the assembly line worker assignment and...
This paper discusses an exact solution branch-and-bound solver for the Assembly Line Worker Assignme...
Assembly line is one of the most commonly used manufacturing processes to produce final products in ...
Abstract. A heuristic procedure for solving the two-criterion assembly line balancing (2CALB) proble...
In today's competitive world, assembly lines are one of the most important industrial manufacturing ...
In this paper, we introduce a new assembly line balancing problem in which tasks differ with respect...
In this paper, we present a simple assembly line balancing problem for two different sets of workers...
We propose simple heuristics for the assembly line worker assignment and balancing problem. This pro...
AbstractIn traditional assembly lines, it is reasonable to assume that task execution times are the ...
This paper proposes a constructive heuristic approach for the assembly line worker assignment and ba...
Purpose Balancing assembly line means to assign assembly tasks to several stations, respecting prece...
This paper proposes new algorithms for the assembly line balancing problem with hierarchical worker ...
Some types of distribution in assembly lines of manufacturing process begin as an assembly balancing...
[EN] Assembly lines can be employed successfully in sheltered work centres to better include persons...
We propose the Assembly Line Worker Integration and Balancing Problem (ALWIBP), a new assembly line ...
In this paper we consider the programming of job rotation in the assembly line worker assignment and...
This paper discusses an exact solution branch-and-bound solver for the Assembly Line Worker Assignme...
Assembly line is one of the most commonly used manufacturing processes to produce final products in ...
Abstract. A heuristic procedure for solving the two-criterion assembly line balancing (2CALB) proble...
In today's competitive world, assembly lines are one of the most important industrial manufacturing ...
In this paper, we introduce a new assembly line balancing problem in which tasks differ with respect...
In this paper, we present a simple assembly line balancing problem for two different sets of workers...