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My name is Guillaume Pinot. I am
a UTC engineer in computer science.
I have a Master's degree in computer science « Système d'Aide à la
Décision » (decision support system). I have a Ph.D in applied
computer science.
For more informations, you can read
my academic curriculum vitæ in french
or my linkedin profile.
Ph.D thesis
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My Ph.D thesis subject is Coopération homme-machine pour
l'ordonnancement sous incertitudes (Cooperation between Human
and Machine for Scheduling under Uncertainties). I have done this
thesis between october 2005 and november 2008 under the direction
of Pierre Castagna, Nasser Mebarki and Jean-Michel Hoc at
the IRCCyN
laboratory, ACSED
and PsyCoTec
teams.
Members of the jury:
- Jean-Charles Billaut, Professor, Université de Tours,
President;
- Christian Artigues, Researcher, CNRS, Toulouse, Reviewer;
- Jacques Carlier, Professor, UTC, Compiègne, Reviewer;
- Stéphane Dauzère-Pérès, Professor, École des Mines de Saint
Étienne, Examiner;
- Pierre Castagna, Professor, Université de Nantes,
Director;
- Jean-Michel Hoc, Research Director, CNRS, Nantes,
Codirector;
- Nasser Mebarki, Associate Professor, Université de Nantes,
Supervisor.
Abstract
Most of the research in scheduling is based on determinism models,
not adapted to the reality of shop scheduling. Indeed, manufacturing
systems are subject to uncertainties. This is why scheduling under
uncertainties is a booming field.
Moreover, humans are not taken into account in most of the
scheduling methods. However, humans have a central role in the
scheduling process, and their knowleadges are precious. This is why
we think that efficient human-machine systems is indispensible for an
efficient scheduling process.
To achieve this goal, group sequencing is used. This scheduling
method has different advantages: it is made to manage the
uncertainties present in the shop floor, and its structure is easy to
use by the human. We study existing human-machine systems for group
sequencing. Then, we propose a new system to improve the cooperation
between human and machine. In this new human-machine system, we use
the best case quality in a group sequence. Because this subject is
not studied by the literature, we propose lower bounds, heuristics and
an exact method to solve this problem.
Research Groups
Under the scope of my thesis, I have been involved in
the HOPS research network.
HOPS stands for Human and Organisational factors in industrial
Planning, Scheduling, and Control and is supported
by COST, the European
Cooperation in the field of Scientific and Technical research.
Publications
International conferences
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Guillaume Pinot. The maximum lateness in a job shop. In 12th
International Workshop on Project Management and Scheduling (PMS
2010), 2010.
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Guillaume Pinot and Nasser Mebarki. An exact method for the best
case in a group sequence: Application to a general shop
problem. In 13th IFAC Symposium on Information Control
Problems in Manufacturing (INCOM '09), 2009.
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Guillaume Pinot, Nasser Mebarki and Jean-Michel Hoc. A new
human-machine system for group sequencing. In International
Conference on Industrial Engineering and Systems Management
(IESM'2009), 2009.
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Guillaume Pinot, Nasser Mebarki, and Jean-Michel Hoc. Cooperation
between human and machine for shop scheduling under
uncertainties. In Human and Organisational Factors in
Planning and Scheduling Conference, 2008.
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Guillaume Pinot and Nasser Mebarki. Best-case lower bounds in a
group sequence for the job shop problem. In Proceedings of
the 17th IFAC World Congress, 2008.
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Guillaume Pinot, Olivier Cardin, and Nasser Mebarki. A study on the
group sequencing method in regards with transportation in an
industrial FMS. In Proceedings of the IEEE SMC 2007 International
Conference, pages 151-156, 2007.
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Guillaume
Pinot and Chantal Enguehard. Spelling Correction in Context. In
International conference Recent Advances in Natural Language
Processing, Proceedings, pages 392-396, 2005.
Article
Poster
Francophone conferences
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Guillaume Pinot. LP-TaskPlanner, un framework industriel,
générique et flexible de génération de colonnes par résolution d'un
plus court chemin contraint. In ROADEF 2O14, 2014.
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Guillaume Pinot. Le retard algébrique maximum dans un job
shop. In ROADEF 2O10, Livre des résumés, 2010.
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Guillaume Pinot. Une procédure de séparation pour le meilleur des
cas dans un ordonnancement de groupes. In ROADEF 2OO9, Livre
des résumés, 2009.
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Guillaume Pinot, Nasser Mebarki and Jean-Michel Hoc. Coopération
homme-machine pour la mise en œuvre d'un ordonnancement de
groupes. In Conférence Internationale Francophone
d'Automatique, CIFA 2008, 2008.
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Guillaume Pinot and Nasser Mebarki. Heuristiques pour le meilleur des
cas dans un ordonnancement de groupes. In Actes de la
7e Conférence Francophone de
Modélisation et Simulation (MOSIM'08), 2008.
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Guillaume Pinot and Nasser Mebarki. Le meilleur des cas dans un
ordonnancement de groupes. In ROADEF 2OO8, Livre des
résumés, 2008.
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Guillaume Pinot and Nasser Mebarki. Une étude sur
l'ordonnancement de groupes par rapport aux temps de transport dans une
chaîne de production. In ROADEF 2OO8, Livre des
résumés, 2008.
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Guillaume Pinot and Nasser Mebarki. Coopération homme machine pour
la mise en oeuvre d'un ordonnancement de groupe. In FRANCORO V/ROADEF
2OO7, Livre des résumés, pages 367-368. Presses universitaires
de Grenoble, 2007.
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Scientific book chapters
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Jan Riezebos, Jean-Michel Hoc, Nasser Mebarki, Christos
Dimopoulos, Wout van Wezel, and Guillaume Pinot. Design of
scheduling algorithms. In Jan Fransoo, Toni Wäfler, and John
Wilson, editors, Behavioral Operations in Planning and
Scheduling, pages 299-321. Springer, 2011.
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Jan Riezebos, Jean-Michel Hoc, Nasser Mebarki, Christos
Dimopoulos, Wout van Wezel, and Guillaume Pinot. Design of
scheduling algorithms: Applications. In Jan Fransoo, Toni Wäfler,
and John Wilson, editors, Behavioral Operations in Planning
and Scheduling, pages 371-412. Springer, 2011.
Other
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Guillaume Pinot. Coopération homme-machine pour l'ordonnancement
sous incertitudes. Thèse de doctorat, Université de Nantes,
2008.
Thesis
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Guillaume Pinot. Les groupes d'opérations permutables permettent-ils
de pallier les incertitudes ? In 7ème Journée des Doctorants de
L'Ecole Doctorale S.T.I.M., pages 245-248, 2007.
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Guillaume Pinot. Coopération homme machine pour le réordonnancement
d'atelier : contexte et perspective. Présentation au
Séminaire d'équipe ACSED, 2006.
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Guillaume Pinot and Nasser Mebarki. Cooperation between Human and
Machine for Shop Rescheduling. Presentation at the HOPS Prague
Meeting Activity Application, 2006.
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Guillaume Pinot. Correction orthographique en contexte.
Mémoire de Master et Rapport de stage de fin d'étude, Université
de Nantes et Université de Technologie de Compiègne, 2005.
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LaTeX sources archive
References
The references to these publications are available in BibTeX format
here.
Some references in BibTeX format are available here.
You can also see
my
page on HAL.
Software development
Software for my thesis
Under the scope of my thesis, I develop an OCaml sofware made to
work on group scheduling. The software provided a library, some data
and some programs.
I use bazaar to develop this
software. There is a bazaar repository at
http://texitoi.eu/repo/group-scheduling/. See bazaar's web site to see how to use
bazaar.
You can download an archive (with bazaar history) here. It may be out of date.
You can have the documentation of the library here.
Teaching (in french)
Situation :
- 2004-2008, vacataire (département informatique de l'UFR
Sciences et Techniques de Nantes; École des Mines de Nantes;
École Centrale de Nantes; École doctorale STIM de Nantes;
départements QLIO et GEII de l'IUT de Nantes) : 149,88heTD;
- 2008-2010, ATER (département informatique de l'UFR Sciences
et Techniques de l'Université de Nantes) : 288heTD.
Volume horaire par type (Août 2010) :
- cours magistraux : 37h40;
- travaux dirigés : 177h40;
- travaux pratiques : 298h20.
Soit, au total, 435,04heTD (Août 2010).
Pour plus d'information, voir
mon curriculum
vitæ académique.
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