Titlebook: Linguistic Geometry; From Search to Const Boris Stilman Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2000 Internet.Mathematica.agents

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,Concurrency, n×n District,ered in Chapters 3–5. This relaxation is essential for application of the LG tools to real world problems. This requirement was inherited from the original domain, the board games, which served as a test-field for the development of the LG tools. While the serial mode has never been a part of the ge

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Scheduling: Artificial Conflict, is a natural conflict. Problems presented in Chapters 3–6 include various examples of such a conflict. In this chapter, we consider a computationally intensive problem without a natural conflict. To apply the LG tools, we map this problem into the class of Complex Systems by introducing an artifici

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Generating Techniques,rn recognition problems, a linguistic approach was proposed for representation of hierarchic structured information contained by each pattern, i.e., for describing patterns by means of simpler subpatterns. This approach brings to light an analogy between the hierarchic structure of patterns and the

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Languages of Searches,e Hierarchy of Languages. Strings of this language represent search trees (Section 2.8). A substring that represents the optimal subtree is a solution to the given problem. This subtree reflects application of the one side’ s strategy with the best responses of the other side. The Language of Transl

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From Search to Construction,2D/4A problem, in Chapter 3. The solution considered was a result of a very small search, just 46 moves. In (Stilman, 1996b, 1997d) it was proved that this solution is optimal. The subsequent research showed that the approach based on a minor alteration of this proof allows us to construct a solutio

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Computational Complexity,A general opinion was that these problems belong to the class of NP-hard problems (Gary and Johnson, 1991). In this chapter we will show that the running time of the conventional search algorithms, when applied to these problems is O(3.), with n being the size of a side of the equilateral d-dimensio

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