Les travaux de cette thèse s’articulent autour des « problèmes d’ordonnancement multiagent avec une fonction objectif globale ». Ces modèles considèrent différents agents associés à des sous-ensembles de travaux disjoints, chacun d’eux vise à minimiser un objectif qui ne dépend que de ses propres travaux. Un critère global est aussi considéré, qui est appliqué à la totalité des travaux. La résolution de ces problèmes revient à trouver les meilleurs compromis entre les critères des agents et le critère global. Ces problèmes sont une classe particulière des problèmes d’ordonnancement « multi-agents » qui ont connu une grande expansion, reflétant leurs intérêts dans le domaine de l’ordonnancement. / This thesis addresses the multi-agent scheduling problems with a global objective function. We consider the problems featured by various agents, each of which is associated with a distinct subset of jobs. Each agent aims at minimizing a certain objective function, which only operates on its assigned jobs. A global criterion associated with a global agent is applied on the whole set of the jobs. Solving these problems involves finding the best compromises between the requirements of agents and that of the global agent. These problems belong to a particular class of multi-criteria scheduling problems. Such a class has drawn a significant interest to researchers in the area of scheduling and operational research.

Dans cette thèse, nous avons examiné différentes possibilités d'intégration des décisions d'ordonnancement avec des informations provenant de systèmes avancés des contrôles des procédés dans la fabrication de semi-conducteurs. Nous avons développé des idées d'intégration et défini des nouveaux problèmes d'ordonnancement originales : Problème d'ordonnancement avec des contraintes de temps (PTC) et problème d'ordonnancement avec l'état de santé des équipement (PEHF). PTC et PEHF ont des fonctions objectives multicritères.PTC est un problème d'ordonnancement des familles de jobs sur des machines parallèles non identiques en tenant compte des temps de setup et des contraintes de temps. Les machines non identiques signifient que toutes les machines ne peuvent pas traités (qualifiés) tous les types de familles d'emplois. Les contraintes de temps nommés aussi Thresholds sont inspirées des besoins de l'APC. Elle est liée à l'alimentation régulière des boucles de contrôle de l'APC. L'objectif est de minimiser la somme des dates de fin et les pertes de qualification des machines lorsqu'une famille de jobs n'est pas ordonnancée sur la machine donnée avant un seuil de temps donné.D'autre part, PEHF est une extension de PTC. Il consiste d'intégrer les indices de santé des équipements (EHF). EHF est un indicateur associé à l'équipement qui donne l'état de la. L'objectif est d'ordonnancer des tâches de familles de jobs différents sur les machines tout en minimisant la somme des temps d'achèvement, les pertes de qualification de la machine et d'optimiser un rendement attendu. Ce rendement est défini comme une fonction d'EDH et de la criticité de jobs considérés. / In this thesis, we discussed various possibilities of integrating scheduling decisions with information and constraints from Advanced Process Control (APC) systems in semiconductor Manufacturing. In this context, important questions were opened regarding the benefits of integrating scheduling and APC. An overview on processes, scheduling and Advanced Process Control in semiconductor manufacturing was done, where a description of semiconductor manufacturing processes is given. Two of the proposed problems that result from integrating bith systems were studied and analyzed, they are :Problem of Scheduling with Time Constraints (PTC) and Problem of Scheduling with Equipement health Factor (PEHF). PTC and PEHF have multicriteria objective functions.PTC aims at scheduling job in families on non-identical parallel machines with setup times and time constraints.Non-identical machines mean that not all miachines can (are qualified to) process all types of job families. Time constraints are inspired from APC needs, for which APC control loops must be regularly fed with information from metrology operations (inspection) within a time interval (threshold). The objective is to schedule job families on machines while minimizing the sum of completion times and the losses in machine qualifications.Moreover, PEHF was defined which is an extension of PTC where scheduling takes into account the equipement Health Factors (EHF). EHF is an indicator on the state of a machine. Scheduling is now done by considering a yield resulting from an assignment of a job to a machine and this yield is defined as a function of machine state and job state.

O presente trabalho trata do problema integrado de dimensionamento e sequenciamento de lotes de produção. O processo de dimensionar e sequenciar lotes de produção consiste em determinar quanto produzir de cada produto e a sequência de produção desses lotes em cada máquina a cada período a fim de atender a uma demanda prevista sob as condições e capacidades operacionais existentes. O caso estudado nesse trabalho aborda o cenário de uma empresa de grande porte da indústria de bens de consumo de higiene pessoal, um mercado bastante concorrido no qual o bom nível de serviço de atendimento e a gestão de custos mostram-se essenciais na competição pelos clientes. Nessa empresa, existe um ambiente operacional complexo, composto por máquinas distintas em paralelo com capacidade limitada de produção cujos tempos de preparação (setup) são dependentes da sequência de produção, além de uma restrição de capacidade de armazenagem dos produtos fabricados, característica não encontrada na literatura existente. Os clientes permitem que ocorram atrasos de atendimento da demanda, porém isso é extremamente indesejável. Esse tipo de problema é NP-difícil, sendo geralmente tratado na literatura por heurísticas. Nesse trabalho, elaboramos nove diferentes estratégias de resolução baseadas na heurística relax-and-fix. O objetivo é, não somente resolver um problema real complexo, como também avaliar se o modo de articionamento e a sequência de resolução dos subproblemas influencia no desempenho da heurística. Os testes computacionais foram conduzidos em instâncias geradas aleatoriamente e em casos reais. Os resultados mostraram um bom desempenho e robustez da abordagem proposta. Técnicas alternativas foram aplicadas na estratégia com os melhores resultados para potencializar seu desempenho. / This work adresses the integrated lot sizing and scheduling problem. The process of lot sizing and scheduling consists of determining how much to produce of each product and the scheduling of these lots in each machine in order to meet the demand under existing restrictions and operational capabilities. The case studied in this work describes the scenario of a big company in the industry of consumer goods for personal hygiene, a very competitive market in which the good service level for customers and the cost management show up in the competition for the clients. In this company, there is a complex operational environment, composed of distinct parallel machines with limited production capacity and sequence dependente setup times. There is also a limited finished goods storage capacity, a characteristic not found in the existing literature. Backordering is allowed but it is extremely undesirable. This problem is NP-hard and it has been treated by heuristics in the literature. In this work, we developed nine different solving strategies based on the relax-and-fix heuristics. The aim of this approach is not only to solve a complex real problem but also assess whether the form of partitioning and the sequence of solving the subproblems influences the performance of the relax-and-fix heuristics. The computational experiments were conducted on ramdomly generated instances and real problems. The results showed the good performance and the robustness of the proposed approach. Alternative techniques were applied in the strategy with the best results in the previous tests to enhance its performance.

[EN] Nowadays, manufacturing systems meet different new global challenges and the existence of a collaborative manufacturing environment is essential to face with. Distributed manufacturing and assembly systems are two manufacturing systems which allow industries to deal with some of these challenges. This thesis studies a production problem in which both distributed manufacturing and assembly systems are considered. Although distributed manufacturing systems and assembly systems are well-known problems and have been extensively studied in the literature, to the best of our knowledge, considering these two systems together as in this thesis is the first effort in the literature. Due to the importance of scheduling optimization on production performance, some different ways to optimize the scheduling of the considered problem are discussed in this thesis. The studied scheduling setting consists of two stages: A production and an assembly stage. Various production centers make the first stage. Each of these centers consists of several machines which are dedicated to manufacture jobs. A single assembly machine is considered for the second stage. The produced jobs are assembled on the assembly machine to form final products through a defined assembly program. In this thesis, two different problems regarding two different production configurations for the production centers of the first stage are considered. The first configuration is a flowshop that results in what we refer to as the Distributed Assembly Permutation Flowshop Scheduling Problem (DAPFSP). The second problem is referred to as the Distributed Parallel Machine and Assembly Scheduling Problem (DPMASP), where unrelated parallel machines configure the production centers. Makespan minimization of the product on the assembly machine located in the assembly stage is considered as the objective function for all considered problems. In this thesis some extensions are considered for the studied problems so as to bring them as close as possible to the reality of production shops. In the DAPFSP, sequence dependent setup times are added for machines in both production and assembly stages. Similarly, in the DPMASP, due to technological constraints, some defined jobs can be processed only in certain factories. Mathematical models are presented as an exact solution for some of the presented problems and two state-of-art solvers, CPLEX and GUROBI are used to solve them. Since these solvers are not able to solve large sized problems, we design and develop heuristic methods to solve the problems. In addition to heuristics, some metaheuristics are also designed and proposed to improve the solutions obtained by heuristics. Finally, for each proposed problem, the performance of the proposed solution methods is compared through extensive computational and comprehensive ANOVA statistical analysis. / [ES] Los sistemas de producción se enfrentan a retos globales en los que el concepto de fabricación colaborativa es crucial para poder tener éxito en el entorno cambiante y complejo en el que nos encontramos. Una característica de los sistemas productivos que puede ayudar a lograr este objetivo consiste en disponer de una red de fabricación distribuida en la que los productos se fabriquen en localizaciones diferentes y se vayan ensamblando para obtener el producto final. En estos casos, disponer de modelos y herramientas para mejorar el rendimiento de sistemas de producción distribuidos con ensamblajes es una manera de asegurar la eficiencia de los mismos. En esta tesis doctoral se estudian los sistemas de fabricación distribuidos con operaciones de ensamblaje. Los sistemas distribuidos y los sistemas con operaciones de ensamblaje han sido estudiados por separado en la literatura. De hecho, no se han encontrado estudios de sistemas con ambas características consideradas de forma conjunta. Dada la complejidad de considerar conjuntamente ambos tipos de sistemas a la hora de realizar la programación de la producción en los mismos, se ha abordado su estudio considerando un modelo bietápico en la que en la primera etapa se consideran las operaciones de producción y en la segunda se plantean las operaciones de ensamblaje. Dependiendo de la configuración de la primera etapa se han estudiado dos variantes. En la primera variante se asume que la etapa de producción está compuesta por sendos sistemas tipo flowshop en los que se fabrican los componentes que se ensamblan en la segunda etapa (Distributed Assembly Permutation Flowshop Scheduling Problem o DAPFSP). En la segunda variante se considera un sistema de máquinas en paralelo no relacionadas (Distributed Parallel Machine and Assembly Scheduling Problem o DPMASP). En ambas variantes se optimiza la fecha de finalización del último trabajo secuenciado (Cmax) y se contempla la posibilidad que existan tiempos de cambio (setup) dependientes de la secuencia de trabajos fabricada. También, en el caso DPMASP se estudia la posibilidad de prohibir o no el uso de determinadas máquinas de la etapa de producción. Se han desarrollado modelos matemáticos para resolver algunas de las variantes anteriores. Estos modelos se han resuelto mediante los programas CPLEX y GUROBI en aquellos casos que ha sido posible. Para las instancias en los que el modelo matemático no ofrecía una solución al problema se han desarrollado heurísticas y metaheurísticas para ello. Todos los procedimientos anteriores han sido estudiados para determinar el rendimiento de los diferentes algoritmos planteados. Para ello se ha realizado un exhaustivo estudio computacional en el que se han aplicado técnicas ANOVA. Los resultados obtenidos en la tesis permiten avanzar en la comprensión del comportamiento de los sistemas productivos distribuidos con ensamblajes, definiendo algoritmos que permiten obtener buenas soluciones a este tipo de problemas tan complejos que aparecen tantas veces en la realidad industrial. / [CAT] Els sistemes de producció s'enfronten a reptes globals en què el concepte de fabricació col.laborativa és crucial per a poder tindre èxit en l'entorn canviant i complex en què ens trobem. Una característica dels sistemes productius que pot ajudar a aconseguir este objectiu consistix a disposar d'una xarxa de fabricació distribuïda en la que els productes es fabriquen en localitzacions diferents i es vagen acoblant per a obtindre el producte final. En estos casos, disposar de models i ferramentes per a millorar el rendiment de sistemes de producció distribuïts amb acoblaments és una manera d'assegurar l'eficiència dels mateixos. En esta tesi doctoral s'estudien els sistemes de fabricació distribuïts amb operacions d'acoblament. Els sistemes distribuïts i els sistemes amb operacions d'acoblament han sigut estudiats per separat en la literatura però, en allò que es coneix, no s'han trobat estudis de sistemes amb ambdós característiques conjuntament. Donada la complexitat de considerar conjuntament ambdós tipus de sistemes a l'hora de realitzar la programació de la producció en els mateixos, s'ha abordat el seu estudi considerant un model bietàpic en la que en la primera etapa es consideren les operacions de producció i en la segona es plantegen les operacions d'acoblament. Depenent de la configuració de la primera etapa s'han estudiat dos variants. En la primera variant s'assumix que l'etapa de producció està composta per sengles sistemes tipus flowshop en els que es fabriquen els components que s'acoblen en la segona etapa (Distributed Assembly Permutation Flowshop Scheduling Problem o DAPFSP). En la segona variant es considera un sistema de màquines en paral.lel no relacionades (Distributed Parallel Machine and Assembly Scheduling Problem o DPMASP). En ambdós variants s'optimitza la data de finalització de l'últim treball seqüenciat (Cmax) i es contempla la possibilitat que existisquen temps de canvi (setup) dependents de la seqüència de treballs fabricada. També, en el cas DPMASP s'estudia la possibilitat de prohibir o no l'ús de determinades màquines de l'etapa de producció. S'han desenvolupat models matemàtics per a resoldre algunes de les variants anteriors. Estos models s'han resolt per mitjà dels programes CPLEX i GUROBI en aquells casos que ha sigut possible. Per a les instàncies en què el model matemàtic no oferia una solució al problema s'han desenrotllat heurístiques i metaheurísticas per a això. Tots els procediments anteriors han sigut estudiats per a determinar el rendiment dels diferents algoritmes plantejats. Per a això s'ha realitzat un exhaustiu estudi computacional en què s'han aplicat tècniques ANOVA. Els resultats obtinguts en la tesi permeten avançar en la comprensió del comportament dels sistemes productius distribuïts amb acoblaments, definint algoritmes que permeten obtindre bones solucions a este tipus de problemes tan complexos que apareixen tantes vegades en la realitat industrial. / Hatami, S. (2016). The Distributed and Assembly Scheduling Problem [Tesis doctoral no publicada]. Universitat Politècnica de València. https://doi.org/10.4995/Thesis/10251/64072 / TESIS

本研究將探討非等效平行機台問題中具備順序相依整備時間及不同開始工作時間（Unequal ready-time）之情況，並以最小化總延遲工件權重數為目標值，其目的在改善非等效平行機台問題應用於實際產業中製造環境裡所面對的各項挑戰，如印刷電路板的鑽孔和半導體的測試製程。因本研究欲求解之問題是屬於NP - Hard problems 性質之尋優問題，故利用啟發式方法(heuristics)求解為合適的選擇。此外，本研究計畫開發混合式巨集啟發式方法來求解非等效平行機台問題，主要以禁忌搜尋法為主，在鄰域的搜尋上，也藉由變動鄰域尋優法能夠透過鄰域轉換的機制，進而找出更多好的解。由於啟發式方法對於尋優問題常需花費許多時間來計算才能獲得更好的解，為確保增進求解效率與品質，將針對問題特性開發數種初始解產生法，並也嘗試定義幾個能夠減少尋找鄰近解之鄰域。在後續求解改善的過程中，主要整合變動鄰域(VND)及禁忌(TS)巨集啟發式演算法搜尋最佳解。此外，為了評估本文推導之演算法效能，本研究利用設定之條件隨機產生適量模擬現場狀況的測試情境，進而比較本研究所提出之混合式巨集啟發式方法及標準禁忌搜尋法在不同情境下之表現。 / The problem considered in this paper is a set of independent jobs on unrelated parallel machines with sequence-dependent setup times and with unequal ready times so as to minimize total weighted tardy jobs. These problems can be found in real-life manufacturing environments, such as PCB fabrication drilling operations and semiconductor wafer manufacturing dicing. Since the problems are NP-hard in the strong sense, heuristics are an acceptable practice to finding good solutions. A hybrid meta-heuristics are proposed to solve this scheduling problem. The proposed heuristics belong to a type of solution improvement heuristic; therefore, the heuristics start with an effective initial feasible solution then a meta-heuristic is applied to improve the solution. To enhance both the efficiency and efficacy of the heuristics, several different initial solution generators, based on the characteristics of problems, are developed. The meta-heuristic is a hybrid heuristic integrating the principles of Variable Neighborhood Descent approach (VND) and Tabu Search (TS). In order to evaluate the performance of the proposed heuristics, two sets of large number test scenarios will be designed to simulate practical shop floor problems. Computational experiments will be performed to compare the performance of the proposed heuristics, and a basic tabu search algorithm. The results show the proposed heuristic perform better than the basic tabu search algorithm.