In order to solve the problem of variable neighborhood in the process of automatic production line, an intelligent decoupling control algorithm based on the fusion of variable neighborhood model of automatic production line in the process of processing is proposed. The algorithm combines the variable neighborhood algorithm with the PM (Permanent magnet, PM) intelligent decoupling control algorithm, which not only overcomes the shortcomings of the traditional intelligent decoupling control algorithm, but also solves the problem of neighborhood species selection. The part of decoupling algorithm. At the same time, the algorithm is compared with the vnm algorithm by simulation. Finally, the intelligent decoupling control algorithm is applied to the variable neighborhood in the process of automatic production line, and the validity of the algorithm is verified.
Keywords: Machining, Automatic Production Line, Intelligent Decoupling Control Algorithm, Variable Neighbourhoods.
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