Lot-sizing is one of the many issues arising in the context of production planning. Its main objective is to determine the timing and level of production so as to reach the best possible trade-off between minimizing setup and inventory holding costs and satisfying customer demand. When a limited production capacity and a deterministic time-varying demand rate are assumed, lot-sizing leads to the formulation of large-sized mixed-integer programs, most of which are hard to solve.In the present work, we deal with one of the many capacitated dynamic lot-sizing models, the Discrete Lot-sizing and Scheduling Problem or DLSP, and study several variants of this problem where changeover costs and/or times are sequence-dependent. We propose various e...