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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.55.2015.tde-05082015-112059
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Author
Full name
Leandro Resende Mundim
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Carlos, 2015
Supervisor
Committee
Andretta, Marina (President)
Oliveira, José Fernando da Costa
Queiroz, Thiago Alves de
Toledo, Franklina Maria Bragion de
Title in Portuguese
Uma abordagem heurística para o corte de itens irregulares em múltiplos recipientes
Keywords in Portuguese
Heurísticas
No-fit polygon
Problema de corte de itens irregulares
Problemas de empacotamento em recipientes irregulares
Abstract in Portuguese
Problemas de corte e empacotamento de itens irregulares são problemas que visam determinar um leiaute ótimo de objetos pequenos dentro de objetos maiores, a fim de atender a uma demanda. Estes problemas têm grande importância prática, já que surgem em vários tipos de indústria (como a têxtil, a de móveis e a de calçados). O problema estudado neste trabalho é o problema de corte de itens irregulares em recipientes. Os recipientes são delimitados e o objetivo é encontrar um leiaute dos objetos menores, sem sobreposição, dentro dos objetos maiores utilizando a menor quantidade de recipientes. Propomos um novo método de resolução para o problema. Nosso método é um algoritmo que gerencia um conjunto de heurísticas, de baixo nível, específicas para a resolução do problema com recipientes retangulares e irregulares. Recipientes irregulares são polígonos convexos e não convexos, que podem ser furados. As heurísticas desenvolvidas utilizam uma malha de pontos sobre a técnica de no-fit polygon para evitar a sobreposição dos itens e encontrar posições viáveis no recipiente retangular ou irregular. Os experimentos computacionais foram feitos para um grande conjunto de instâncias, de recipientes retangulares e irregulares. Os resultados demonstram a competitividade do método, que obtêm resultados bons e algumas soluções ótimas, em um tempo computacional aceitável.
Title in English
A heuristic approach for cutting irregular items in multiple containers
Keywords in English
Heuristics
Irregular bin packing problem
Nesting problems
No-fit polygon
Abstract in English
Cutting and packing of irregular items are problems that aim to determine the optimum layout of small objects within larger objects (that we call bins), in order to meet a demand. These problems have great practical importance, since they emerge in various types of industry (such as textile, furniture and shoemaking). The problem studied in this work is the irregular bin packing problem. The bins are enclosed and the goal is to find a layout of items, without overlap, within the bins by using the minimum quantity of them. We propose a new method of resolution to this problem. Our method is an algorithm that manages a set of low-level heuristics, specific to solve the problem with rectangular bins and irregular bins. Irregular bins are convex and non-convex polygons, which may contain holes. The developed heuristics uses a mesh of points and the technique of no-fit polygon to avoid the overlapping of items and find feasible positions in rectangular or irregular bins. The computational experiments were performed for a large set of instances, using both rectangular and irregular bins. The results demonstrate the competitiveness of the method, which can get good results and some optimal solutions within an acceptable computational time.
 
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2015-08-05
 
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