WebWe present EASYLOCAL , an object-oriented framework to be used as a general tool for the development of local search algorithms. The abstract classes that compose the framework specify and implement the invariant part of the algorithm, and are meant to be specialized by concrete classes that supply the problem-dependent part. WebCiteSeerX - Document Details (Isaac Councill, Lee Giles, Pradeep Teregowda):
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WebMay 15, 2003 · Local search is a paradigm for search and optimization problems, which has recently evidenced to be very effective for a large number of combinatorial problems. Despite the increasing interest of the... WebDec 10, 2010 · EasyLocal++: An object-oriented framework for flexible design of local search algorithms. Software—Practice and Experience, 33 (8), 733–765. Article Google Scholar Di Gaspero, L., & Schaerf, A. (2006). Neighborhood portfolio approach for local search applied to timetabling problems. Journal of Mathematical Modeling and … ttlf inc
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WebEasyLocal++ is an object-oriented framework that helps the user to design and implement local search algorithms in C++ for a large variety of problems. In this paper we highlight the usability of EasyLocal++ by showing its contri-bution for the development of a solver for a real-life scheduling problem, namely the CourseTimetabling problem. WebMar 25, 2011 · This paper introduces LocalSolver 1.x, a black-box local-search solver for general 0-1 programming. This software allows OR practitioners to focus on the modeling of the problem using a simple formalism, and then to defer its actual resolution to a solver based on efficient and reliable local-search techniques. Started in 2007, the goal of the … WebEasyLocal++ is an object-oriented framework that helps the user to design and implement local search algorithms in C++ for a large variety of problems. In this paper we highlight the usability of EasyLocal++ by showing its contribution for the development of a solver for a real-life scheduling problem, namely the CourseTimetabling problem. phoenix gold eq