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Hello!
I want to study optimizing algorithms, but i don't have background about optimizing algorithms. Can you give guide for me about what should i do first?
Thank you in advance.
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Similar to PUGACE but more recent.
We could also mention other frameworks which make it possible to parallelize other metaheuristics.
All this will be used to update section "Parallelizing metah…
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I would like to ask whether it is possible to submit work related to benchmarks on multi-core architectures. Would replicability be an issue here ?
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Is it possible to add an algorithm to JMetal, that does not include mutation crossover and selection operations?
For example, **[Non-Dominated Sorting Grey Wolf Optimizer](https://www.researchgate.…
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In quantum computing simulations particularly, finding the optimal contraction sequence has a huge effect on what is computable - the amount of memory and time required is exponential in how 'bad' the…
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You can check this work:
José Antonio Parejo, Antonio Ruiz-Cortés, Sebastián Lozano, and Pablo Fernández. Metaheuristic
optimization frameworks: a survey and benchmarking. Soft Computing, 16:527–5…
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There is a metaheuristic framework called jMetal (https://github.com/jMetal/jMetal). It is widely used in the academy. It contains several metaheuristics and problems. More in http://jmetal.github.io/…
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First version of the core class diagram of the new jMetal release:
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The feature I like the least by far in jMetal is the `jmetal.core.Solution` class. The point is that many algorithms require them to have particular fields. For example, NSGA-II is based on solution r…
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I was looking at some implementations of the `GenericIntSolutionType`, and I noticed that you have the `IntRealSolutionType` which has a variable amount of `Int` variables plus a variable amount of `R…