The two-dimensional bin packing problem calls for a set of rectangular items into minimal larger bins. Items must be packed with their edges parallel to the borders bins, cannot rotated, and overlap among them. is interest because it models many real-world applications, including production, warehouse management, transportation. It is, unfortunately, very difficult, instances just 40 are unsolv...

In the three dimensional strip packing problem, we are given a set of three dimensional rectangular items and a three dimensional box B. The goal is to pack all the items in B such that the height of the packing is minimized. We consider the most basic version of the problem, where the items must be packed with their edges parallel to the edges of B and cannot be rotated. Building upon Caprara’...

The three-dimensional bin packing problem is a practical problem faced in modern industrial processes such as container ship loading, pallet loading, plane cargo management, and warehouse management. This article considers a three-dimensional bin packing problem in which objects of various volumes are packed into a single bin to maximize the number of objects packed. The bin packing problem ini...

The bin packing optimization problem packs a set of objects into a set of bins so that the amount of wasted space is minimized The bin packing problem has many important applications These include multiprocessor scheduling resource allocation and real world planning packing routing and scheduling optimization problems The bin packing problem is NP complete Since there is therefore little hope i...

We study the two-dimensional bin packing problem with and without rotations. Here we are given a set of two-dimensional rectangular items I and the goal is to pack these into a minimum number of unit square bins. We consider the orthogonal packing case where the edges of the items must be aligned parallel to the edges of the bin. Our main result is a 1.405approximation for two-dimensional bin p...

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The Three Dimensional Bin Packing Problem (3DBPP) is within one of the broad categories of the Bin Packing Problem. The other broad categories include the One Dimensional and the Two Dimensional Bin Packing Problem. As we live in a three dimensional world, the 3DBPP can model a variety of real world problems. Some of the popular applications of the 3DBPP include the Container Loading Problem an...

Orthogonal packing problems are natural multidimensional generalizations of the classical bin packing problem and knapsack problem and occur in many different settings. The input consists of a set I = {r1, . . . , rn} of d-dimensional rectangular items ri = (ai,1, . . . , ai,d) and a space Q. The task is to pack the items in an orthogonal and non-overlapping manner without using rotations into ...