
doi: 10.1111/itor.12095
handle: 11583/2564945
AbstractThe paper presents a new generalization of the one‐dimensional cutting stock problem (1D‐CSP) that considers cut losses dependent on the items' cutting sequence. It is shown that this generalization can still be solved approximately by standard 1D‐CSP approaches. Furthermore, a pattern‐based heuristic (denoted by HSD) is presented that specifically considers sequence‐dependent cut losses (SDCL). A computational study shows that whenever some variability in SDCL occurs, consideration of SDCL in the HSD heuristic is beneficial. Finally, two case studies illustrate the relevance of this new generalization.
Technology, Combinatorial optimization, sequence-dependent cut losses, BIN-PACKING, Social Sciences, 3509 Transportation, logistics and supply chains, sequence dependent cut losses, itec, Business & Economics, 0102 Applied Mathematics, pattern based heuristic, 4901 Applied mathematics, TYPOLOGY, integer programming, cutting stock, Cutting stock, Science & Technology, Operations Research & Management Science, Integer programming, Approximation methods and heuristics in mathematical programming, pattern-based heuristic, Cutting Stock Problem; Integer Programming; Sequence-Dependent Cut Losses; Column Generation Heuristics; Matheuristics, Management, PACKING PROBLEMS, iMinds, 0806 Information Systems, 1503 Business and Management, TRAVELING SALESMAN PROBLEM
Technology, Combinatorial optimization, sequence-dependent cut losses, BIN-PACKING, Social Sciences, 3509 Transportation, logistics and supply chains, sequence dependent cut losses, itec, Business & Economics, 0102 Applied Mathematics, pattern based heuristic, 4901 Applied mathematics, TYPOLOGY, integer programming, cutting stock, Cutting stock, Science & Technology, Operations Research & Management Science, Integer programming, Approximation methods and heuristics in mathematical programming, pattern-based heuristic, Cutting Stock Problem; Integer Programming; Sequence-Dependent Cut Losses; Column Generation Heuristics; Matheuristics, Management, PACKING PROBLEMS, iMinds, 0806 Information Systems, 1503 Business and Management, TRAVELING SALESMAN PROBLEM
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