Hybrid metaheuristic improves solution quality in job shop scheduling, suggesting advances in optimization methodologies.
This paper introduces the Knowledge-Guided Genetic Algorithm (KGGA), a hybrid metaheuristic that reimagines crossover as a form of genetic engineering rather than random recombination. By embedding knowledge-guided exploitation principles directly into the crossover operator, KGGA selectively amplifies high-quality genetic material, intensifying the search around promising regions of the solution space. Experimental results on a large scale DRC-FJSSP benchmark show that KGGA outperforms state-of-the-art alternatives—including the Classic Genetic Algorithm (GA), Knowledge-Guided Fruit Fly Optimization Algorithm (KGFOA), and Hybrid Artificial Bee Colony Algorithm (HABCA)—consistently achieving superior solution quality.
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