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Affect in Mathematical Modelingal, binary vector spaces. Although the technique can be characterized in abstract computational terms, it emerged from research into massively parallel connectionist learning machines, and it has a compact implementation in a connectionist architecture. The behavior generated by the machine displays

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-10572-2asonable efficiency: Learning while searching, and sustained exploration. In this chapter, these are presumed to be desirable goals for search strategies, and are used to motivate the proposed model. This is a fairly long chapter, and it covers a lot of material before actually getting to the formal

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-10572-2e. During a search, a hypothetical perfect strategy would quickly deduce the structure of the landscape, and adapt its behavior to find a solution state rapidly. To estimate how close any real search strategy comes to this sort of perfection, it is not enough simply to demonstrate that it can search

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Gender, Development and Social Changet machine, and empirically tested on a set of functions. The experimental results show that SIGH can compete effectively against a non-trivial range of search strategies. The goal of this chapter is a better understanding of . it works.

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Oliva López Sánchez,Edith Flores Pérezefined expressly for that purpose, and therefore they may or may not be representative of the kind of difficulties that occur in real applications. To provide further insights into the proposed search technique, this chapter compares several algorithms on a series of graph partitioning problems. The

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-59369-8d. This makes comparisons with other work somewhat problematical, since as suggested in Chapter 1, even small differences in problem formulations can have large impacts on the appropriate choice of problem-solvers. Consequently, this chapter begins by briefly considering the relationships between th

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