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about
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sisyphus is a piece of software I wrote the context of my graduate automation
project. My class was taking part in the IEEE ICRA 2012 Virtual Manufacturing
Automation Competition and part of the competition, was to efficiently stack
boxes of different sizes on a pallet.
As the knapsack problem is NP hard, sisyphus implements hybrid between
heuristic and bruteforce approach.
The heuristic is, to group articles of same height into layers, and then stack
those layers on top of each other.
Different techniques to form layers and different orderings of stacking them
are then tried out in a bruteforce manner.
get the code
============
$ git clone git@github.com:josch/sisyphus.git
$ cd sisyphus
compile evaluation library
==========================
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The according line in run.sh could be changed to:
iterations=100 randomize=1 python bruteforce2.py $1 | randomize=1 iterations=1000 xargs --max-procs=4 --max-args=1 python bruteforce3.py $1 $2 $3
iterations=100 randomize=1 python bruteforce2.py $1 | randomize=1 iterations=1000 xargs --max-procs=4 --max-args=1 python bruteforce3.py $1 $2 $3
utility scripts
===============
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num_articles_packlist.py
takes a single or multi pallet packlist.xml and prints the number of
articles within
articles within
pallets.py
takes an order.xml and prints a table with the length, width, maximum
load height and maximum load weight
load height and maximum load weight
split_multi.py
takes a multiple pallet packlist.xml and outputs pairs of single pallet
takes a multiple pallet packlist.xml and outputs pairs of single pallet
packlist.xml and order.xml files by appending _$i.xml and _order_$i.xml
to the original packlist.xml filename, respectively. The integer $i
starts at 0 and will be incremented with each subsequent pallet.