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An evolutionary cellular program on the solution of the travelling salesman problem

An evolutionary cellular program on the solution of the travelling salesman problem
An evolutionary cellular program on the solution of the travelling salesman problem
An evolutionary algorithm is described for solving instances of the Travelling Salesman Problem (TSP). The key point of the algorithm is the distribution of the population over a grid, being in that sense a sort of cellular automata, but having the rules of change an iteration of a genetic algorithm each time. This genetic algorithm operating in miniature just takes account of a subset of the whole population, using for that a given neighbourhood relation, among several defined. This work compares the behaviour of the algorithm against a genetic algorithm, for different program's parameters. The set of benchmark instances was taken from the worldwide known collection TSPLIB.
959-02-0241-1
236-241
Moreno, José A.
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Egea, Adriana G.
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Mühlenbein, H.
Ochoa, A.
Moreno, José A.
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Egea, Adriana G.
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Mühlenbein, H.
Ochoa, A.

Moreno, José A. and Egea, Adriana G. (1999) An evolutionary cellular program on the solution of the travelling salesman problem. Mühlenbein, H. and Ochoa, A. (eds.) In Proceedings of the Second International Symposium on Artificial Intelligence - Adaptive Systems, ISAS’99. pp. 236-241 .

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An evolutionary algorithm is described for solving instances of the Travelling Salesman Problem (TSP). The key point of the algorithm is the distribution of the population over a grid, being in that sense a sort of cellular automata, but having the rules of change an iteration of a genetic algorithm each time. This genetic algorithm operating in miniature just takes account of a subset of the whole population, using for that a given neighbourhood relation, among several defined. This work compares the behaviour of the algorithm against a genetic algorithm, for different program's parameters. The set of benchmark instances was taken from the worldwide known collection TSPLIB.

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Published date: March 1999
Organisations: Web & Internet Science

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Local EPrints ID: 349759
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/349759
ISBN: 959-02-0241-1
PURE UUID: f9b1efa1-43b9-46b8-b11a-b7fed03c7cdb
ORCID for Adriana G. Egea: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-1684-1539

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Author: José A. Moreno
Author: Adriana G. Egea ORCID iD
Editor: H. Mühlenbein
Editor: A. Ochoa

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