The benchmark instances of the FJSP-F (MATLAB version)
<p>The flexible job shop scheduling problem considering the on-site machining fixtures (FJSP-F) benchmark test suite is provided in this file [1].</p> <p>The LLG-F includes 20 instances (LLG-F1 to LLG-F20) with various scales ranging from three jobs, four machines, and two fixtures to 20 jobs, ten machines, and 12 fixtures.</p> <p>------------------------------------------------------</p> <p>The meaning of the main variables:<br>1. dt: The delivery time of each job<br>2. Jm: The eligible machine set of each operation.<br>3. JmNumber: The total number of the machines<br>4. Jf: The eligible fixture set of each operation.<br>5. pjob: The priority of each job.<br>6. rt: The release time of each job.<br>7. T: The processing time of each operation.<br>8. fixnumbegin: The number of Type I fixtures of each fixture (The number of each fixture in inventory)<br>9. fixnumend: The sum of the number of Type I fixtures and Type II fixtures of each fixture (The number of each fixture after the production)<br>10. fixtype1: Categories of Type I fixtures<br>11. fixtype2: Categories of Type II fixtures<br>12. fixtype1seq: Sequences of Type I fixtures<br>13. fixtypewseq: Sequences of Type I fixtures</p> <p> </p> <p><span>[1] J. Li, X. Li, L. Gao, and Q. Liu, “A Flexible Job Shop Scheduling Problem Considering On-Site Machining Fixtures: A Case Study From Customized Manufacturing Enterprise,” </span><span>IEEE Transactions on Automation Science and Engineering</span><span>, pp. 1–12, 2024, doi: 10.1109/tase.2024.3485810.</span></p>
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