Surrogate-Assisted Genetic Programming with Phenotypic Characterisation for Dynamic Scheduling
A new arXiv paper applies genetic programming to dynamic multi-mode resource-constrained project scheduling, where tasks face precedence rules, limited resources, several execution modes, and uncertain durations. The authors add surrogate assistance and phenotypic characterisation to guide the evolutionary search toward promising schedules. The work sits at the intersection of evolutionary computation and operations research rather than commercial AI products.