Author:
Kakkar Mohit Kumar,Singla Jajji,Garg Neha,Gupta Gourav,Srivastava Prateek,Kumar Ajay
Abstract
Abstract
Timetabling problem is known as an NP-hard problem that centres around finding an optimized allocation of subjects onto a finite available number of slots and spaces. It is perhaps the most challenging issues looked by colleges around the globe. Every academic institution faces a problem when preparing courses and exam plans. There are many restrictions raised while preparing a timetable. This paper proposed a method based on the evolutionary algorithms to solve the constrained timetable problem, which helps to create theory as well as lab schedule for universities. A smart adaptive mutation scheme is used to speed up convergence and chromosome format is also problem specific. Here in this paper two algorithms are compared in respect of Timetabling problems. Using GA (Genetic Algorithm) and MA (Memetic algorithm), we optimised the output by selecting the best solution from the available options to present a comprehensive curriculum system.
Subject
General Physics and Astronomy
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