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Title: | Handbook of Metaheuristics |
Editor: | Fred Glover and Gary A. Kochenberger |
Publisher: | Springer |
Year: | 2003 |
ISBN: | 1402072635 |
Abstract: | The Handbook of Metaheuristics provides both the research and practitioner communities with a comprehensive coverage of the metaheuristic methodologies that have proven to be successful in a wide variety of real-world problem settings. Moreover, it is these metaheuristic strategies that hold particular promise for success in the future. The various chapters serve as stand alone presentations giving both the necessary background underpinnings as well as practical guides for implementation. In most settings a problem solver has an option as to which metaheuristic approach should be adopted for the problem at hand. Alternative methodologies typically exist that could be employed to produce high quality solutions. Often it becomes a matter of choosing one of several approaches that could be adopted. The very nature of metaheuristics invites an analyst to modify basic methods in response to problem characteristics, past experiences, and personal preferences. The chapters in this handbook are designed to facilitate this as well. This Handbook consists of 19 chapters. Topics covered include Scatter Search, Tabu Search, Genetic Algorithms, Genetic Programming, Memetic Algorithms, Variable Neighborhood Search, Guided Local Search, GRASP, Ant Colony Optimization, Simulated Annealing, Iterated Local Search, Multi-Start Methods, Constraint Programming, Constraint Satisfaction, Neural Network Methods for Optimization, Hyper-Heuristics, Parallel Strategies for Metaheuristics, Metaheuristic Class Libraries, and A-Teams. This family of metaheuristic chapters provides a state-of-the-art, comprehensive coverage of the major topics and methodologies of modern metaheuristics. |
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research and practitioner communities with a
comprehensive coverage of the metaheuristic
methodologies that have proven to be successful in a
wide variety of real-world problem
settings. Moreover, it is these metaheuristic
strategies that hold particular promise for success
in the future. The various chapters serve as stand
alone presentations giving both the necessary
background underpinnings as well as practical guides
for implementation. In most settings a problem
solver has an option as to which metaheuristic
approach should be adopted for the problem at
hand. Alternative methodologies typically exist that
could be employed to produce high quality
solutions. Often it becomes a matter of choosing one
of several approaches that could be adopted. The
very nature of metaheuristics invites an analyst to
modify basic methods in response to problem
characteristics, past experiences, and personal
preferences. The chapters in this handbook are
designed to facilitate this as well. This Handbook
consists of 19 chapters. Topics covered include
Scatter Search, Tabu Search, Genetic Algorithms,
Genetic Programming, Memetic Algorithms, Variable
Neighborhood Search, Guided Local Search, GRASP, Ant
Colony Optimization, Simulated Annealing, Iterated
Local Search, Multi-Start Methods, Constraint
Programming, Constraint Satisfaction, Neural Network
Methods for Optimization, Hyper-Heuristics, Parallel
Strategies for Metaheuristics, Metaheuristic Class
Libraries, and A-Teams. This family of metaheuristic
chapters provides a state-of-the-art, comprehensive
coverage of the major topics and methodologies of
modern metaheuristics.},
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