In this paper, we propose a generic approach to find compromise solutions for multiple-objective scheduling problems using metaheuristics. As an illustration, we present a new hybrid tabu search/variable neighbourhood search application of this approach for the solution of a bi-objective scheduling problem. Through numerical experiments we demonstrate its efficiency and effectiveness. We have confirmed that compromise programming with the tabu-VNS metaheuristic generates solutions that approach those of the known reference sets.
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