In previous work we proposed a new evolutionary algorithm, GA*, which incorporates features of both the classical search algorithm A* and genetic algorithms. In this paper we describe the application of GA* to a hard optimisation problem, route planning in complex terrains for Computer Generated Forces (CGF). We report the performance of the algorithm on a large number of route-planning problems and compare its performance with that of a standard GA and classical search techniques. Our results indicate that the plans produced by GA* are comparable in cost with those produced by a standard GA but require an order of magnitude fewer fitness evaluations, resulting in a significant speedup
This paper briefly discusses the history and present genetic algorithms in computer science. offers ...
Genetic algorithms (GAs) are powerful combinatorial optimizers that are able to find close-to-optima...
Path planning is the art of deciding which route to take, based on and expressed in terms of the cur...
Route planning is a classical kind of problem that arises in different areas of knowledge, such as p...
Route optimization is a problem that has been studied for centuries. There exist numerous solutions ...
In this paper, the efficiency of genetic algorithm (GA) approach to address the problem of global path...
This paper describes FOX-GA, a genetic algorithm (GA) that generates and evaluates plans in the comp...
The use of genetic algorithms considerably increases. In some research works GA‘s are investigated t...
Previous research suggests that genetic algorithms (GAs) offer a promising solution to path planning...
Route planning has an important role in navigation systems. In order to select an optimized route th...
Genetic algorithms provide an alternative to traditional optimization techniques by using directed r...
The shortest/optimal path generation is essential for the efficient operation of a mobile robot. Rec...
This paper describes how soft computing technology as Genetic Algorithms (GAs) can be applied for pa...
Forest road planning with the available tools, e.g. PEGGER and GIS, still requires a lot of time of ...
Search Algorithms are widely used in various contexts of computer science, mainly in finding the opt...
This paper briefly discusses the history and present genetic algorithms in computer science. offers ...
Genetic algorithms (GAs) are powerful combinatorial optimizers that are able to find close-to-optima...
Path planning is the art of deciding which route to take, based on and expressed in terms of the cur...
Route planning is a classical kind of problem that arises in different areas of knowledge, such as p...
Route optimization is a problem that has been studied for centuries. There exist numerous solutions ...
In this paper, the efficiency of genetic algorithm (GA) approach to address the problem of global path...
This paper describes FOX-GA, a genetic algorithm (GA) that generates and evaluates plans in the comp...
The use of genetic algorithms considerably increases. In some research works GA‘s are investigated t...
Previous research suggests that genetic algorithms (GAs) offer a promising solution to path planning...
Route planning has an important role in navigation systems. In order to select an optimized route th...
Genetic algorithms provide an alternative to traditional optimization techniques by using directed r...
The shortest/optimal path generation is essential for the efficient operation of a mobile robot. Rec...
This paper describes how soft computing technology as Genetic Algorithms (GAs) can be applied for pa...
Forest road planning with the available tools, e.g. PEGGER and GIS, still requires a lot of time of ...
Search Algorithms are widely used in various contexts of computer science, mainly in finding the opt...
This paper briefly discusses the history and present genetic algorithms in computer science. offers ...
Genetic algorithms (GAs) are powerful combinatorial optimizers that are able to find close-to-optima...
Path planning is the art of deciding which route to take, based on and expressed in terms of the cur...