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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Construção de um modelo de programação linear para o University Timetabling Problem

Bucco, Guilherme Brandelli January 2014 (has links)
A construção de grades horárias dos cursos de uma universidade é um problema que deve ser enfrentado no início de todos os semestres e, por mobilizar quantidades significativas de recursos, se constitui numa das mais importantes tarefas administrativas de uma universidade. Trata-se de um problema clássico, combinatório, que tem atraído atenção por conta da dificuldade de se encontrar boas soluções. É classificado, em termos de complexidade computacional, como NP-hard, o que implica grande exigência de capacidade de processamento. É modelado de maneiras muito diversas, no intuito de se obter adequação quanto ao contexto educacional do país, às regras específicas da instituição ou aos objetivos específicos dos gestores, entre outros. Foi feita uma revisão de literatura no intuito de apoiar a modelagem do problema, nesse trabalho, e de contribuir com a comunidade de pesquisadores sobre o tema ao agregar informações a respeito das pesquisas publicadas até então. O problema é modelado, neste trabalho, por meio de técnicas de Pesquisa Operacional com o objetivo de produzir grades horárias com aulas distribuídas uniformemente ao longo da semana, em uma primeira etapa, para que, na etapa seguinte, ao se atribuir salas de aula às turmas, a utilização dos espaços físicos da Universidade seja otimizada. Dados foram coletados de uma instituição federal de ensino superior para a implementação do modelo. Resultados obtidos no processamento com os dados reais mostraram que o modelo reduz consideravelmente a utilização de salas de aula. / The timetabling construction for University courses is a problem that must be faced at each beginning of semester and, since it mobilizes significant amounts of resources, it constitutes in one of the most important administrative tasks in a University. It's a classic, combinatorial problem that has attracted attention due to its difficulty in finding good solutions. In terms of computational complexity, it's classified as NP-hard, which involves great processing capacity. It's modeled in a number of different ways, aimed to obtain adequacy to the educational context of the country, to the specific higher education institutional rules, or to the specific managers goals, amongst others. A literature review was performed, aimed to support, in this research, the problems modeling, and to contribute to the researchers community, adding the research information published so far. The problem is modeled, in this work, by means of Operations Research techniques, aiming to produce evenly distributed timetables along the week, in the first step, and to assign the classrooms to the groups of students in the next, in such a way that the physical spaces utilization of the University is optimized. Data was collected from a federal higher education institution in order to implement de model. Results obtained through its processing with this data showed that the model considerably reduces the classrooms utilization.
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An Optimization Model for Timetabling and Vehicle Assignment for Urban Bus Systems

January 2014 (has links)
abstract: To guide the timetabling and vehicle assignment of urban bus systems, a group of optimization models were developed for scenarios from simple to complex. The model took the interaction of prospective passengers and bus companies into consideration to achieve the maximum financial benefit as well as social satisfaction. The model was verified by a series of case studies and simulation from which some interesting conclusions were drawn. / Dissertation/Thesis / Simulation File, including CSV data file / Masters Thesis Industrial Engineering 2014
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Construção de um modelo de programação linear para o University Timetabling Problem

Bucco, Guilherme Brandelli January 2014 (has links)
A construção de grades horárias dos cursos de uma universidade é um problema que deve ser enfrentado no início de todos os semestres e, por mobilizar quantidades significativas de recursos, se constitui numa das mais importantes tarefas administrativas de uma universidade. Trata-se de um problema clássico, combinatório, que tem atraído atenção por conta da dificuldade de se encontrar boas soluções. É classificado, em termos de complexidade computacional, como NP-hard, o que implica grande exigência de capacidade de processamento. É modelado de maneiras muito diversas, no intuito de se obter adequação quanto ao contexto educacional do país, às regras específicas da instituição ou aos objetivos específicos dos gestores, entre outros. Foi feita uma revisão de literatura no intuito de apoiar a modelagem do problema, nesse trabalho, e de contribuir com a comunidade de pesquisadores sobre o tema ao agregar informações a respeito das pesquisas publicadas até então. O problema é modelado, neste trabalho, por meio de técnicas de Pesquisa Operacional com o objetivo de produzir grades horárias com aulas distribuídas uniformemente ao longo da semana, em uma primeira etapa, para que, na etapa seguinte, ao se atribuir salas de aula às turmas, a utilização dos espaços físicos da Universidade seja otimizada. Dados foram coletados de uma instituição federal de ensino superior para a implementação do modelo. Resultados obtidos no processamento com os dados reais mostraram que o modelo reduz consideravelmente a utilização de salas de aula. / The timetabling construction for University courses is a problem that must be faced at each beginning of semester and, since it mobilizes significant amounts of resources, it constitutes in one of the most important administrative tasks in a University. It's a classic, combinatorial problem that has attracted attention due to its difficulty in finding good solutions. In terms of computational complexity, it's classified as NP-hard, which involves great processing capacity. It's modeled in a number of different ways, aimed to obtain adequacy to the educational context of the country, to the specific higher education institutional rules, or to the specific managers goals, amongst others. A literature review was performed, aimed to support, in this research, the problems modeling, and to contribute to the researchers community, adding the research information published so far. The problem is modeled, in this work, by means of Operations Research techniques, aiming to produce evenly distributed timetables along the week, in the first step, and to assign the classrooms to the groups of students in the next, in such a way that the physical spaces utilization of the University is optimized. Data was collected from a federal higher education institution in order to implement de model. Results obtained through its processing with this data showed that the model considerably reduces the classrooms utilization.
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Programação da grade de horario em escolas de ensino fundamental e medio / School timetabling problem

Sousa, Vania Nobre de 20 April 2006 (has links)
Orientador: Antonio Carlos Moretti / Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto de Matematica, Estatistica e Computação Cientifica / Made available in DSpace on 2018-08-06T12:59:52Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Sousa_VaniaNobrede_M.pdf: 984501 bytes, checksum: f58d5baf5c8e4dc8e704f4cb9aa47c6b (MD5) Previous issue date: 2006 / Mestrado / Matematica Aplicada / Mestre em Matemática Aplicada
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Algorithm for inserting a single train in an existing timetable

Ljunggren, Fredrik, Persson, Kristian January 2017 (has links)
The purpose with this report is to develop a network based insertion algorithm and evaluate it on a real-case timetable. The aim of the algorithm is to minimize the effect that that train implementation cause on the other, already scheduled traffic. We meet this purpose by choosing an objective function that maximizes the minimum distance to a conflicting train path. This ensures that the inserted train receives the best possible bottleneck robustness. We construct a graph problem, which solve with a modified version of Dijkstra’s algorithm. The complexity of the algorithm is Ο(s^2 t log⁡(s^2 t). We applied the algorithm on a Swedish timetable, containing 76 stations. The algorithm performs well and manage to obtain the optimal solution for a range of scenarios, which we have evaluated in various experiments. Increased congestion seemed to reduce the problem size. The case also show that a solution’s robustness decreases with increasing total number of departures. One disadvantage with the algorithm is that it cannot detect the best solution among those using the same bottleneck. We propose a solution to this that we hope can be implemented in further studies.
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Modeling and solving university timetabling / Modélisation et résolution de problèmes d’emploi du temps d’universités

Arbaoui, Taha 10 December 2014 (has links)
Cette thèse s’intéresse aux problèmes d’emploi du temps d’universités. Ces problèmes sont rencontrés chaque année par les utilisateurs. Nous proposons des bornes inférieures, des méthodes heuristiques et des modèles de programmation mixte en nombres entiers et de programmation par contraintes. Nous traitons le problème d’emploi du temps d’examens et celui d’affectation des étudiants. Nous proposons de nouvelles méthodes et formulations et les comparons aux approches existantes. Nous proposons, pour le problème d’emploi du temps d’examens, une amélioration d’un modèle mathématique en nombres entiers qui permettra d’obtenir des solutions optimales. Ensuite, des bornes inférieures, une formulation plus compacte des contraintes et un modèle de programmation par contraintes sont proposés. Pour le problème d’emploi du temps d’examens à l’Université de Technologie de Compiègne, nous proposons une approche mémétique. Enfin, nous présentons un modèle mathématique pour le problème d’affectation des étudiants et nous étudions sa performance sur un ensemble d’instances réelles. / This thesis investigates university timetabling problems. These problems occur across universities and are faced each year by the practitioners. We propose new lower bounds, heuristic approaches, mixed integer and constraint programming models to solve them. We address the exam timetabling and the student scheduling problem. We investigate new methods and formulations and compare them to the existing approaches. For exam timetabling, we propose an improvement to an existing mixed integer programming model that makes it possible to obtain optimal solutions. Next, lower bounds, a more compact reformulation for constraints and a constraint programming model are proposed. For the exam timetabling problem at Université de Technologie de Compiègne, we designed a memetic approach. Finally, we present a new formulation for the student scheduling problem and investigate its performance on a set of real-world instances.
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Využití vícekriteriálního lineárního programování pro přípravu rozvrhu střední školy / High school timetabling using multicriteria linear programming

Žítek, Jan January 2016 (has links)
The theme of this thesis is high school timetabling. The built mathematical model is based on bivalent programming. The model uses multicriteria linear programming too, because a timetable has to fill legal and school's requests and student's and teacher's wishes. Firstly, there are given theoretical basics. Then there is described economic model with school's characteristics and it continues by mathematical model. For optimization, tool MPL for Windows with using Gurobi. Finally, export of optimization is transferred using VBA to form for end users.
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A Set Union Based Formulation for Course Scheduling and Timetabling

Bukenberger, Jesse Paul 01 June 2014 (has links)
The Course Timetabling Problem is a widely studied optimization problem where a number of sections are scheduled in concert with the assignment of students to sections in order to maximize the desirability of the resulting schedule for all stakeholders. This problem is commonly solved as a linear program with variables for each student or group of students with identical schedules. In this paper we explore an alternative formulation that aggregates binary student variables into integer variables denoting the number of students enrolled in a course. Our solution method assumes decomposition of the general schedule into time blocks, and applies a unique set theory based, integer linear programming formulation that seeks to maximize the total number of students enrolled in their desired sections across the time blocks. Once the problem has been solved, the simpler problem of disaggregating the solution is resolved. This approach can be used to find exact solutions, given sufficient computing power, or simplified to quickly find solutions within calculable bounds of optimality. Case studies with a local elementary school and a local high school show that the new formulation is significantly faster and can be made to be reasonably accurate.
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Program pro plánování rozvrhů / Timetable Planning Software

Čillo, Vladimír January 2017 (has links)
This work deals with timetabling problems at the Faculty of Information Technology of Brno University of Technology. The aim of this thesis is to design and implement new application to support manual timetable planning, that will offer some innovations in comparison with current state. Implemented application is based on client-server architecture, at which client and server communicate by means of REST interface. Application offers functions for preprocessing of input data, as well as functions for analysis of created timetables. Data can be exported in HTML format.
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A comparative study between a simulated annealing and a genetic algorithm for solving a university timetabling problem / En jämförande studie mellan en algoritm baserad på simulerad glödgning och en genetisk algoritm för att lösa ett universitetsschemaläggningsproblem

Fredrikson, Rasmus, Dahl, Jonas January 2016 (has links)
The university timetabling problem is an NP-complete problem which schools all over the world face every semester. The aim of the problem is to schedule sets of events such as lectures and seminars into certain time slots without violating numerous specified constraints. This study aimed to automate this process with the help of simulated annealing and compare the results with a genetic algorithm. The input data sets were inspired by the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm. The results showed a great run time difference between the two algorithms where the simulated annealing performed much better. They also showed that even though the simulated annealing algorithm was better during all stages, the genetic algorithm had a much better performance in early stages than it had in latter. This led to the conclusion that a more optimized, hybrid algorithm could be created from the two algorithms provided that the genetic algorithm could benefit from the improvements suggested in previous research. / Universitetsschemaläggningsproblemet är ett NP-fullständigt problem som skolor över hela världen måste hantera innan varje termin. Syftet med problemet är att schemalägga händelser, såsom föreläsningar och seminarier, utan att bryta flertalet fördefinierade villkor. Denna studie hade som mål att automatisera denna process med hjälp av algoritmkonstuktionsmetoden simulerad glödgning och sedan jämföra resultatet med en genetisk algoritm. De datamängder som användes är inspirerade av den verkliga situationen på KTH. Resultaten visar stora tidsmässiga skillnader där algoritmen baserad på simulerad glödgning går snabbare. De visar dock också att den genetiska algoritmen har en bättre prestanda i tidigare stadier än i senare. Detta ledde till slutsatsen att en mer optimerad hybridalgoritm kan skapas av de två algoritmerna, förutsatt att den genetiska algoritmen kan dra nytta av förbättringar som föreslagits i tidigare forskning.

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