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CDQAC offline datasets for job shop scheduling
Training datasets, evaluation instances and pretrained checkpoints for Generalizing Beyond Suboptimality: Offline Reinforcement Learning Learns Effective Scheduling through Random Solutions (TMLR 2026). Code: jesserem/CDQAC_scheduling.
Contents
| folder | contents |
|---|---|
train_datasets/<problem>/<name>/ |
offline training datasets (see below) |
train_datasets/legacy/ |
the same training data in the original single-file .npy format |
eval_datasets/ |
evaluation instances: SD1 and SD2 test sets (10x5 to 40x10), FJSP benchmarks (Brandimarte, Hurink edata/rdata/vdata), JSP benchmarks (Taillard, DMU, Lawrence) |
checkpoints/ |
pretrained actors of CDQAC and the baselines (BC, IQL, TD3-AWR, Offline-LD) |
Training datasets
| id | problem | train / val instances | operations per instance |
|---|---|---|---|
fjsp/sd1_10x5 |
FJSP, 10 jobs x 5 machines | 1000 / 100 | 52 / 44-55 |
fjsp/sd1_15x10 |
FJSP, 15 x 10 | 1000 / 100 | 155 / 141-156 |
fjsp/sd1_20x10 |
FJSP, 20 x 10 | 500 / 100 | 199 / 184-216 |
jsp/taillard_10x5 |
JSP, 10 x 5 | 500 / 100 | 50 |
jsp/taillard_15x10 |
JSP, 15 x 10 | 500 / 100 | 150 |
Each dataset directory contains:
dataset.json: what the dataset holds, how it was generated (seeds) and sha256 checksumstrain.npz,val.npz: the instances:job_length [N, n_j],op_pt [N, O_max, n_m](processing time of each operation on each machine, 0 = not allowed; rows pastn_opsare padding) andn_ops [N]sources/<source>.npz: trajectories for the training instances, asactions [N_s, K, O](action =job * n_m + machine) andmakespan [N_s, K]
| source | trajectories per instance |
|---|---|
pdr |
16 priority dispatching rules named <job>_<machine> (job rule {MWR, LWR, LOPNR, MOPNR} x machine rule {EST, LST, LPT, SPT}, e.g. MWR_EST); 4 for JSP |
random |
300 uniformly random rollouts |
ga_hof |
100 genetic-algorithm hall-of-fame solutions, sorted by makespan |
ga_pop |
200 members of the final genetic-algorithm population (with duplicates) |
eps_pdr_0.1, eps_pdr_0.2 |
100 dispatching-rule rollouts that take a random action with probability 0.1 / 0.2 (FJSP only; first 500 instances) |
All trajectories satisfy the environment's action mask: at every decision they only pick an
operation-machine pair that can start at the current decision time. Each dataset.json
declares "action_mask": true, and the code always trains and evaluates with this mask.
All files are plain NumPy arrays; loading them needs no allow_pickle:
import numpy as np
d = "train_datasets/fjsp/sd1_10x5"
train = np.load(f"{d}/train.npz") # job_length, op_pt, n_ops
random = np.load(f"{d}/sources/random.npz") # actions, makespan
The code repository documents the format in cdqac/data/README.md and trains on a dataset
with python train.py --dataset fjsp/sd1_10x5.
Download
from huggingface_hub import snapshot_download
snapshot_download("jesserem/cdqac_datasets", repo_type="dataset", local_dir=".",
allow_patterns=["train_datasets/fjsp/sd1_10x5/*"])
or, from the code repository, python download_datasets.py fjsp/sd1_10x5.
Legacy files
train_datasets/legacy/{fjsp,jsp}/ holds the original single-file datasets (train_10_5.npy,
val_10_5.npy, ...): pickled arrays of per-instance dicts with the same data. Besides the 16
dispatching rules above (named there with a _masked suffix, e.g. MWR_EST_masked), they
also hold LCT/MCT/FAM rule variants, which the code does not use. For code released before the dataset directories, the legacy files are temporarily also
kept at their original paths train_datasets/{fjsp,jsp}/*.npy; there,
train_datasets/fjsp/val_10_5 (3).npy is the 20x10 validation set (legacy/fjsp/val_20_10.npy).
Citation
@article{remmerden2026generalizing,
title={Generalizing Beyond Suboptimality: Offline Reinforcement Learning Learns Effective Scheduling through Random Solutions},
author={Jesse van Remmerden and Zaharah Bukhsh and Yingqian Zhang},
journal={Transactions on Machine Learning Research},
issn={2835-8856},
year={2026},
url={https://openreview.net/forum?id=4vVhm4817Q}
}
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