Titlebook: High Performance Computing in Science and Engineering ’01; Transactions of the Egon Krause,Willi J?ger Conference proceedings 2002 Springe

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Cosima Schuster,Philipp Brune,Ulrich Eckerndistributed throughout a feature-space defined by a user. They are often described as . the feature-space, providing a qualitative illustration of relationships between features and objective quality. However, if there are 1000?s of solutions in an archive, extracting a succinct set of rules that ca

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Ph. Brune,A. P. Kampfoposed algorithms explore a search space that aims at finding a quality mixing of wheat from grain bins that produce the maximum profit at a grain elevator. The experimental results demonstrate that mixing bins provide more profit than not mixing, and that the evolutionary approaches lead to consist

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W. G. Schmidt,P. H. Hahn,F. Bechstedtred methods are receiving a growing interest due to their ability to cope with complex tasks like classification, forecasting and anomaly detection problems. A swarm intelligence algorithm, Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO), and an artificial immune system one, the Negative Selection (NS), are appli

Galactogogue

Michael Rohlfinghave small in-degree and high second-shell in-degree. Such nodes are of great importance in online marketing strategies for sales agents and IT security in social networks. We propose an optimization problem that aims at finding a finite set of nodes, so that their collective Sales Potential is maxi

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Ulrich Freking,Albert Mazur,Johannes Pollmannization problem is one such area. In this work we present an evolutionary approach to solve the Rubik’s Cube with a low number of moves by building upon the classic Thistlethwaite’s approach. We provide a group theoretic analysis of the subproblem complexity induced by Thistlethwaite’s group transit

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Thomas Eckl,Enrico Arrigoni,Werner Hanke,Douglas J. Scalapinoman expert, providing out of the box software that can be used by novices. In this study the automated design of genetic programming classification algorithms is proposed. A number of design decisions have to be considered by algorithm designers during the design process and this is usually a time c

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Alexander Wei?e,Gerhard Wellein,Holger Fehskeheart disease. Numerous problems must be solved before radiolabeled MAbs can make a meaningful impact on the clinical domain, including the development of better MAb labeling methods than those that have been utilized in clinical studies.