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-and-optimize algorithm. Each of these programs is optimized over allreal-valued variables, but only a small subset of binary setup variables …
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This paper examines numerically the impact of a negative exogenousshock to marginal productivity (such as ecological government regulationthat becomes eective at some point in time) in an endogenousnite time growth model with sluggish reallocation of human capital.The policy can be anticipated...
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In this paper we propose a hybrid ACO approach to solve a full truckload transportation problem. Hybridization is achieved through the use of a problem specific heuristic.(...)
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finding the number of clusters existing in them. The voting part of the algorithm allows us to combine several runs of …
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Der Beitrag präsentiert einen hybriden genetischen Algorithmus für das Containerbeladeproblem mit quaderförmigen … unter Einbeziehung von Verfahren anderer Autoren belegen eine gute Performance des genetischen Algorithmus vor allem für …The paper presents a hybrid genetic algorithm (GA) for the container loading problem with rectangularly shaped items of …
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We consider job shop scheduling problems with release and due-dates, as well as various tardiness objectives. To date, no efficient general-purpose heuristics have been developed for these problems. genetic algorithms can be applied almost directly, but come along with apparent weaknesses.
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TWe perform a novel analysis of the fitness landscape of thejob-shop scheduling problem (JSP). In contrast to other well-known combinatorial optimization problems, we show that the landscape of the JSP is non-regular, in that the connectivity of solutions is variable.
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This paper shows, how a genetic algorithm (GA) can be used to model an economic process: the interaction of profit …
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Given a finite set of circles of different sizes we study the Strip Packing Problem (SPP) as well as the Knapsack Problem (KP). The SPP asks for a placement of all circles (without overlap) within a rectangular strip of fixed width so that the variable length of the strip is minimized. The KP...
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The paper presents a genetic algorithm (GA) for the two-dimensional strip-packing problem (SPP) with rectangular shaped … pieces. Both the non-guillotinable SPP and the guillotinable SPP can be tackled. The genetic algorithm has been derived from …
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