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Tuning Metaheuristics - A Machine Learning Perspective (Hardcover, 1st ed. 2005. 2nd printing 2009)
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Tuning Metaheuristics - A Machine Learning Perspective (Hardcover, 1st ed. 2005. 2nd printing 2009)
Series: Studies in Computational Intelligence, 197
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Metaheuristics are a relatively new but already established
approachto c- binatorial optimization. A metaheuristic is a generic
algorithmic template that can be used for ?nding high quality
solutions of hard combinatorial - timization problems. To arrive at
a functioning algorithm, a metaheuristic needs to be con?gured:
typically some modules need to be instantiated and
someparametersneedto betuned.Icallthese twoproblems"structural"and
"parametric" tuning, respectively. More generally, I refer to the
combination of the two problems as "tuning." Tuning is crucial to
metaheuristic optimization both in academic research
andforpracticalapplications.Nevertheless, relativelylittle
researchhasbeen devoted to the issue. This book shows that the
problem of tuning a me- heuristic can be described and solved as a
machine learning problem. Using the machine learning perspective,
it is possible to give a formal
de?nitionofthetuningproblemandtodevelopagenericalgorithmfortuning
metaheuristics.Moreover,
fromthemachinelearningperspectiveitispossible
tohighlightsome?awsinthecurrentresearchmethodologyandtostatesome
guidelines for future empirical analysis in metaheuristics
research. This book is based on my doctoral dissertation and
contains results I have obtained starting from 2001 while working
within the Metaheuristics Net- 1 work. During these years I have
been a?liated with two research groups: INTELLEKTIK, Technische
Universitat Darmstadt, Darmstadt, Germany and IRIDIA, Universite
Libre de Bruxelles, Brussels, Belgium. I am the- fore grateful to
the research directors of these two groups: Prof. Wolfgang Bibel,
Dr. Thomas Stutzle, Prof. Philippe Smets, Prof. Hugues Bersini, and
Prof. Marco Dorigo."
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