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As the setup cost of cutting patterns becomes more important in modern cutting industry, we consider the pattern restricted one dimensional cutting stock problem (1D-PRP), in which the number of stock rolls is minimized while the number of different cutting patterns is constrained within a bound given by a program parameter. For this problem, we propose a new heuristic algorithm based on local search, and incorporate a heuristic algorithm that provides a small subset of neighborhood which tends to contain good solutions in the original neighborhood. According to our computational experiments, the proposed algorithm attains a wide variety of good solutions which are comparable to the existing heuristic approaches for the one dimensional cutting stock problem (without pattern restriction).
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Umetani, S., Yagiura, M., Ibaraki, T. (2003). A Local Search Approach for the Pattern Restricted One Dimensional Cutting Stock Problem. In: Metaheuristics: Computer Decision-Making. Applied Optimization, vol 86. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-4137-7_32
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