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	Browse All Reviews > Computing Methodologies (I) > Artificial Intelligence (I.2) > Problem Solving, Control Methods, And Search (I.2.8) > Heuristic Methods (I.2.8...)     Options: All Media Types Journals Proceedings Div Books Whole Books Other Date Reviewed Title Author Publisher Published Date Descending Ascending     1-10 of 69 Reviews about "Heuristic Methods (I.2.8...)": Date Reviewed   Mapping the global structure of TSP fitness landscapes Ochoa G., Veerapen N. Journal of Heuristics 24(3): 265-294, 2018.  Type: Article All paths through a weighted graph have a number representing the total distance traveled, called the “fitness” of the path. Suppose that each path’s fitness is “plotted” somehow such t... Sep 27 2018   Metaheuristic approaches to the placement of suicide bomber detectors Cotta C., Gallardo J. Journal of Heuristics 24(3): 483-513, 2018.  Type: Article This paper considers the problem of placing suicide bomber detectors. The model takes into account the probability that a given detector may fail to detect bombers. In brief, the model assumes a layout of squares, some of which are blo... Aug 6 2018   Recent developments in metaheuristics Amodeo L., Talbi E., Yalaoui F., Springer International Publishing, New York, NY, 2017. 496 pp.  Type: Book (978-3-319582-52-8) A metaheuristic is a procedure or heuristic used to discover, yield, or choose a heuristic that may furnish a decent solution to an optimization problem.... Apr 26 2018   Optimum transistor sizing of CMOS logic circuits using logical effort theory and evolutionary algorithms Singh K., Jain A., Mittal A., Yadav V., Singh A., Jain A., Gupta M. Integration, the VLSI Journal 60 25-38, 2018.  Type: Article This paper proposes a methodology for optimizing and evaluating chip designs by coupling the well-known logical effort (LE) theory with heuristic algorithms. Complementary metal–oxide–semiconductor (CMOS)-level optimization can dramati... Mar 1 2018   Scatter search for minimizing weighted tardiness in a single machine scheduling with setups González M., Palacios J., Vela C., Hernández-Arauzo A. Journal of Heuristics 23(2-3): 81-110, 2017.  Type: Article Scatter search is a heuristic method of generating nonrandom solutions. It systematically explores the solution space by constructing new trial solutions from reference solutions using context knowledge. A standard template of the proc... Nov 1 2017   Theory and principled methods for the design of metaheuristics Borenstein Y., Moraglio A., Springer Publishing Company, Incorporated, Berlin, Germany, 2014. 284 pp.  Type: Book (978-3-642332-05-0) In choosing to place the word “principled” in the title of this book, the editors signal their intention to address the issue of how one can devise heuristics given the “no free lunch” theorem (N... Jul 10 2014   Exploration and exploitation in evolutionary algorithms: a survey Črepinšek M., Liu S., Mernik M. ACM Computing Surveys 45(3): 1-33, 2013.  Type: Article In this survey paper, the authors tackle an important issue concerning the solution of an optimization problem using search. The paper revisits almost 100 papers in connection with exploration and exploitation in evolutionary algorithm... Aug 21 2013   GRASP algorithms for the robust railway network design problem García-Archilla B., Lozano A., Mesa J., Perea F. Journal of Heuristics 19(2): 399-422, 2013.  Type: Article In this paper, the authors address a railway network design problem (RNDP) and its robust version. The RNDP under consideration is characterized by the existence of a competing mode, and the goal is to design a network covering as many... Jun 13 2013   A hybrid genetic algorithm for the bottleneck traveling salesman problem Ahmed Z. ACM Transactions on Embedded Computing Systems 12(1): 1-10, 2013.  Type: Article The bottleneck traveling salesman problem (BTSP) refers to the challenge of finding a Hamiltonian circuit that minimizes the largest cost of any of the arcs in the circuit. This paper describes a hybrid genetic algorithm (HGA) that eff... May 10 2013   A fast heuristic approach for large-scale cell-transmission-based evacuation route planning Kimms A., Maassen K. Networks 60(3): 179-193, 2012.  Type: Article This paper follows on the work of Daganzo [1,2], who used a cell transmission model for traffic to create evacuation plans. In this model, a cell corresponds to a segment of a street and the street cells are connected into a network. A... Jan 24 2013       Display 510152550100 per page
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