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Active and Real-Time Data Warehousing our algorithm with a well known heuristic for solving the graph coloring problem and a genetic algorithm with a dynamic population using a large number of dynamic graphs. The experimental evaluation indicates that our algorithm outperforms these algorithms with respect to number of colors used by t

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R. Schulz‐Wendtland,K. Anders,W. Bautzwidespread use of the PDOA method. To compare algorithms two different metrics were proposed: average distance miss and median distance miss, giving insight into the algorithms’ performance. Finally, the use of an adaptive mutation step proved important.

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An Online Packing Heuristic for the Three-Dimensional Container Loading Problem in Dynamic Environme Internet. The effectiveness of the online packing heuristic is evaluated on a set of generated data. The experimental results show that the algorithm could solve the 3D container loading problems in online fashion and is competitive against other algorithms both in the terms of running time, space utilization and the number of bins.

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Henk C. A. van Tilborg,Sushil Jajodiaion procedure for existing code. We give a tutorial example of the specific polytypic approach we adopt and compare both runtime efficiency and required lines of code against the well-known EpochX GP framework, showing comparable performance in the former and the complete elimination of boilerplate for the latter.

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Reference work Oct 20051st editionrobust solution. The main goal of the proposed algorithm is to maximize the average number of environments during which the selected solutions’ quality remains acceptable. The experimental results show that our proposed algorithm can perform significantly better than existing work in this aspect.

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Sabrina De Capitani di Vimercati Prof.putation algorithm to optimise the concurrent implementation of three widely-used divide-and-conquer algorithms within the Akka toolkit: Quicksort, Strassen’s matrix multiplication, and the Fast Fourier Transform.