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Dual-Resource constrained flexible job-shop scheduling with ergonomic considerations in conventional and human-robot systems using an enhanced NSGA-II with teaching-learning effect

Shaban Usman, Tianrun Ye, Haotian Xue, Lei Liu, Weiwei Qin, Ping Zhang, Ailong Yuan, Chueh Ting, Yanli Gong, Chunming Gao

Robotics and Computer-Integrated Manufacturing · 2026

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flexible job-shop schedulinghuman-robot collaborationergonomic optimizationNSGA-IIteaching-learning effect

Dual-Resource constrained flexible job-shop scheduling with ergonomic considerations in conventional and human-robot systems using an enhanced NSGA-II with teaching-learning effect

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