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Multiple binsizes for packing #18
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Hi. What do you mean by "most appropriate sized bin"? Do you have a specific algorithm for this? |
Sorry about poor problem formulation. Let's try this again. So lets say that I have 12 items that need to be packed and 3 different pallet sizes available (e.g. 80x80cm, 80x120cm and 100x100cm dimensions are not that important, but the number of options is). So could it be possible to model the problem with prtpy while also supporting the optimization with multiple possible bin sizes. Right now I have tried to implement this with constraint programming optimizer, but have not been able to support multiple bins. |
It may be possible, but we need a specific algorithm for this. Can you find in the literature, an algorithm that solves this problem? |
One such publication I have been loking into is: https://doi-org.libproxy.tuni.fi/10.1109/IEA.2017.7939187 |
Sorry, here is a direct link: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/7939187 |
OK. This can be a useful algorithm. If anyone would like to implement it, I will be happy to add it to prtpy. |
Hello!
Could it be possible to use or implement packing so that it would accept multiple bin sizes for one packing case and minimizes the total number of bins by assigning items to most appropriate sized bin. I have not yet found an implementation that would allow multiple different binsizes.
Thanks!
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