Using Decision Trees and Reinforcement Learning for the Dynamic Adjustment of Composite Sequencing Rules in a Flexible Manufacturing System

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Using Decision Trees and Reinforcement Learning for the Dynamic Adjustment of Composite Sequencing Rules in a Flexible Manufacturing System. / Voß, Thomas; Heger, Jens; Zein El Abdine, Mazhar.
in: Simulation Notes Europe, Jahrgang 32, Nr. 3, 09.2022, S. 169-175.

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title = "Using Decision Trees and Reinforcement Learning for the Dynamic Adjustment of Composite Sequencing Rules in a Flexible Manufacturing System",
abstract = "Integrating machine learning methods into the scheduling process to adjust priority rules dynamically can improve the performance of manufacturing systems. In this paper, three methods for adjusting the k-values of the ATCS sequencing rule are analyzed: neural networks, decision trees and reinforcement learning. They are evaluated in a static and a dynamic scenario. The required dataset was synthetically generated using a discrete event simulation of a flow shop environment, where product mix and system utilization were varied systematically. Across all scenarios, it is shown that all three methods can improve the performance. On par, RL and NN can reduce the mean tardiness by up to 15% and compensate for unplanned product mix changes",
keywords = "Engineering",
author = "Thomas Vo{\ss} and Jens Heger and {Zein El Abdine}, Mazhar",
note = "Special Issue ASIM SPL 2021; 19. Fachtagung {"}Simulation in Produktion und Logistik 2021{"} ; Conference date: 15-09-2021 Through 17-09-2021",
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doi = "10.11128/sne.32.tn.10617",
language = "English",
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PY - 2022/9

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AB - Integrating machine learning methods into the scheduling process to adjust priority rules dynamically can improve the performance of manufacturing systems. In this paper, three methods for adjusting the k-values of the ATCS sequencing rule are analyzed: neural networks, decision trees and reinforcement learning. They are evaluated in a static and a dynamic scenario. The required dataset was synthetically generated using a discrete event simulation of a flow shop environment, where product mix and system utilization were varied systematically. Across all scenarios, it is shown that all three methods can improve the performance. On par, RL and NN can reduce the mean tardiness by up to 15% and compensate for unplanned product mix changes

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