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Site layout planning is a complicated issue due to the existence of a vast number of trades and inter-related planning constraints. In this paper, artificial neural networks are used to model the non-linear operations of a key site facility: a tower crane — for high-rise public housing...
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Resources for construction activities are limited in the real construction world. To avoid waste and shortage of resources on a construction jobsite, scheduling must include resource allocation. A new resourceconstrained construction scheduling system is proposed in this paper. A GA-based...
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Resources for construction activities are limited in the real construction world so that scheduling must include resource allocation. Furthermore, activity duration is uncertain due to the variation in the outside environment, such as resource availabilities, weather, space congestion, etc. A...
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This paper presents a methodology for simulation optimization utilizing genetic algorithms and applies it to a newly developed simulation-based system for estimating the time and cost of earthmoving operations. The genetic algorithm searches for a near-optimum fleet configuration that reduces...
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In recent years, forecasting demand for residential construction in Singapore has become more vital, since it is widely perceived that the next trough of the real estate cycle is approaching. This paper evaluates the use of a combination of neural networks (NNs) and genetic algorithms (GAs) to...
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