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    Area of Science:

    • Operations Research
    • Artificial Intelligence
    • Industrial Engineering

    Background:

    • Learning differential evolution (DE) algorithms are common for flexible job-shop scheduling problems (FJSPs).
    • Traditional DE methods often lack the ability to fully utilize problem-specific feature information.
    • Integrating worker health considerations, like fatigue, into scheduling is crucial for realistic optimization.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To propose a novel feature-based learning DE algorithm (FLDE) for addressing FJSPs.
    • To incorporate worker health, specifically fatigue measured by the Occupational Repetitive Actions Index (OCRA), into the scheduling optimization process.
    • To enhance the local optimization capabilities of DE algorithms for FJSPs.

    Main Methods:

    • Development of a feature-based learning DE algorithm (FLDE).
    • Integration of the Occupational Repetitive Actions Index (OCRA) to ensure scheduling solution feasibility and worker well-being.
    • Design of a feature-based decision model (FDM) for adaptive optimization operator selection.
    • Introduction of a critical operation search method for extracting scheduling solution features.

    Main Results:

    • The feature-based decision model (FDM) significantly improves the local optimization performance of the FLDE algorithm.
    • FLDE demonstrates superior performance compared to traditional algorithms across 40 diverse FJSP instances.
    • The inclusion of OCRA ensures that generated schedules are feasible with respect to worker health constraints.

    Conclusions:

    • FLDE offers an effective approach to solving FJSPs, particularly when worker health is a critical constraint.
    • The feature-based decision model is key to enhancing the adaptability and efficiency of learning DE algorithms.
    • This research provides a valuable framework for developing more human-centric and optimized scheduling solutions.