Abstract. Constructive multi-start search algorithms are commonly used to address combinatorial optimization problems. Multi-start algorithms recover from local optima by restarting, which can lead to redundant configurations when search paths converge. In this paper, we investigate ways to minimize redundancy using record keeping and analyze several restart algorithms in the context of iterative hill climbing with applications to the traveling salesman problem. Experimental results identify the best performing restart algorithms
A hybrid algorithm is devised to boost the performance of complete search on under-constrained probl...
Applying restarts to complete search algorithms for constraint satisfaction is an effective method f...
Local search (LS) and multi-agent-based search (ERA [1]) are stochastic and incomplete procedures fo...
Abstract Restart techniques for randomizing complete search algorithms were proposed recently by Sel...
The optimization method employing iterated improvementwith random restart (I2R2) is studied. Associa...
Local search algorithms for global optimization often suffer from getting trapped in a local optimum...
Heuristic search procedures that aspire to find globally optimal solutions to hard combinatorial opt...
A common strategy for improving optimization algorithms is to restart the algorithm when it is belie...
Metaheuristics have been widely used to solve NP-hard problems, with excellent results. Among all NP...
This article finds feasible solutions to the travelling salesman problem, obtaining the route with t...
We present an “adaptive multi-start ” genetic algorithm for the Euclidean traveling salesman problem...
This paper focuses on improving the performance of randomized algorithms by exploiting the propertie...
We present an “adaptive multi-start” genetic algorithm for the Euclidean traveling salesman problem ...
The Probabilistic Orienteering Problem is an optimization problem where a set of customers, each wit...
Abstract. Constraint satisfaction and propositional satisfiability problems are often solved using b...
A hybrid algorithm is devised to boost the performance of complete search on under-constrained probl...
Applying restarts to complete search algorithms for constraint satisfaction is an effective method f...
Local search (LS) and multi-agent-based search (ERA [1]) are stochastic and incomplete procedures fo...
Abstract Restart techniques for randomizing complete search algorithms were proposed recently by Sel...
The optimization method employing iterated improvementwith random restart (I2R2) is studied. Associa...
Local search algorithms for global optimization often suffer from getting trapped in a local optimum...
Heuristic search procedures that aspire to find globally optimal solutions to hard combinatorial opt...
A common strategy for improving optimization algorithms is to restart the algorithm when it is belie...
Metaheuristics have been widely used to solve NP-hard problems, with excellent results. Among all NP...
This article finds feasible solutions to the travelling salesman problem, obtaining the route with t...
We present an “adaptive multi-start ” genetic algorithm for the Euclidean traveling salesman problem...
This paper focuses on improving the performance of randomized algorithms by exploiting the propertie...
We present an “adaptive multi-start” genetic algorithm for the Euclidean traveling salesman problem ...
The Probabilistic Orienteering Problem is an optimization problem where a set of customers, each wit...
Abstract. Constraint satisfaction and propositional satisfiability problems are often solved using b...
A hybrid algorithm is devised to boost the performance of complete search on under-constrained probl...
Applying restarts to complete search algorithms for constraint satisfaction is an effective method f...
Local search (LS) and multi-agent-based search (ERA [1]) are stochastic and incomplete procedures fo...