Titlebook: Evolutionary Computation in Combinatorial Optimization; 19th European Confer Arnaud Liefooghe,Luís Paquete Conference proceedings 2019 Spri

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A Unifying View on Recombination Spaces and Abstract Convex Evolutionary Search,goals behind this unification is to develop an analytical method that verifies if a problem’s landscape belongs to certain abstract convex landscape classes, where certain recombination-based EAs (without mutation) have polynomial runtime performance. This paper advances such unification by showing

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Program Trace Optimization with Constructive Heuristics for Combinatorial Problems,ctively combines “smart” problem-specific constructive heuristics and problem-agnostic metaheuristic search, automatically and implicitly designing problem-appropriate search operators. A weakness is identified in PTO’s operators when applied in conjunction with smart heuristics on COP problems, and

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Framing the Impact of Enlargementertain geographical area. The application scenario is generic in principle, but we have the setup of charging stations for electric vehicles or rental stations for bicycles or cars in mind. When planning such systems, estimating under which conditions which customer demand can be fulfilled is fundam

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Feminismus und Frauenpolitik in Finnlandnsional Two-Way Number Partitioning Problem (MDTWNPP) and its main components are the binary differential mutation operator and a variable neighborhood descent procedure. The binary differential mutation is a concrete application of the abstract algebraic framework for the binary search space. The v

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Hara Kouki,Joseba Fernández Gonzálezfacturing. In DFJSS, it is critical to make two kinds of real-time decisions (i.e. the routing decision that assigns machine to each job and the sequencing decision that prioritises the jobs in a machine’s queue) effectively in the dynamic environment with unpredicted events such as new job arrivals

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Der Europawahlkampf in 140 Zeichen,son Problem (TSP) is no exception. We apply three state-of-the-art heuristic solvers to a large set of TSP instances of varying structure and size, identifying which heuristics solve specific instances to optimality faster than others. The first two solvers considered are variants of the multi-trial