Search Trajectory Networks Applied to the Cyclic Bandwidth Sum Problem

Search trajectory networks (STNs) were proposed as a tool to analyze the behavior of metaheuristics in relation to their exploration ability and the search space regions they traverse. The technique derives from the study of fitness landscapes using local optima networks (LONs). STNs are related to...

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Autores principales: Valentina Narvaez-Teran, Gabriela Ochoa, Eduardo Rodriguez-Tello
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:7f885e02c0824bf4bbb7171dc40392122021-11-17T00:01:18ZSearch Trajectory Networks Applied to the Cyclic Bandwidth Sum Problem2169-353610.1109/ACCESS.2021.3126015https://doaj.org/article/7f885e02c0824bf4bbb7171dc40392122021-01-01T00:00:00Zhttps://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9605670/https://doaj.org/toc/2169-3536Search trajectory networks (STNs) were proposed as a tool to analyze the behavior of metaheuristics in relation to their exploration ability and the search space regions they traverse. The technique derives from the study of fitness landscapes using local optima networks (LONs). STNs are related to LONs in that both are built as graphs, modelling the transitions among solutions or group of solutions in the search space. The key difference is that STN nodes can represent solutions or groups of solutions that are not necessarily locally optimal. This work presents an STN-based study for a particular combinatorial optimization problem, the cyclic bandwidth sum minimization. STNs were employed to analyze the two leading algorithms for this problem: a memetic algorithm and a hyperheuristic memetic algorithm. We also propose a novel grouping method for STNs that can be generally applied to both continuous and combinatorial spaces.Valentina Narvaez-TeranGabriela OchoaEduardo Rodriguez-TelloIEEEarticleSearch trajectory networkscyclic bandwidth sum problemhyperheuristicsmemetic algorithmshybridizationElectrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineeringTK1-9971ENIEEE Access, Vol 9, Pp 151266-151277 (2021)
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topic Search trajectory networks
cyclic bandwidth sum problem
hyperheuristics
memetic algorithms
hybridization
Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering
TK1-9971
spellingShingle Search trajectory networks
cyclic bandwidth sum problem
hyperheuristics
memetic algorithms
hybridization
Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering
TK1-9971
Valentina Narvaez-Teran
Gabriela Ochoa
Eduardo Rodriguez-Tello
Search Trajectory Networks Applied to the Cyclic Bandwidth Sum Problem
description Search trajectory networks (STNs) were proposed as a tool to analyze the behavior of metaheuristics in relation to their exploration ability and the search space regions they traverse. The technique derives from the study of fitness landscapes using local optima networks (LONs). STNs are related to LONs in that both are built as graphs, modelling the transitions among solutions or group of solutions in the search space. The key difference is that STN nodes can represent solutions or groups of solutions that are not necessarily locally optimal. This work presents an STN-based study for a particular combinatorial optimization problem, the cyclic bandwidth sum minimization. STNs were employed to analyze the two leading algorithms for this problem: a memetic algorithm and a hyperheuristic memetic algorithm. We also propose a novel grouping method for STNs that can be generally applied to both continuous and combinatorial spaces.
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author Valentina Narvaez-Teran
Gabriela Ochoa
Eduardo Rodriguez-Tello
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Gabriela Ochoa
Eduardo Rodriguez-Tello
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title Search Trajectory Networks Applied to the Cyclic Bandwidth Sum Problem
title_short Search Trajectory Networks Applied to the Cyclic Bandwidth Sum Problem
title_full Search Trajectory Networks Applied to the Cyclic Bandwidth Sum Problem
title_fullStr Search Trajectory Networks Applied to the Cyclic Bandwidth Sum Problem
title_full_unstemmed Search Trajectory Networks Applied to the Cyclic Bandwidth Sum Problem
title_sort search trajectory networks applied to the cyclic bandwidth sum problem
publisher IEEE
publishDate 2021
url https://doaj.org/article/7f885e02c0824bf4bbb7171dc4039212
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