A connectionist method to solve job shop problems

Fabiunke, Marko; Kock, Gerd

doi:10.1109/ipmm.1999.792568

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“…The NN language CONNECT allows for flexible definitions of networks of simple processing units, each of them communicating with the others by sending simple signals, and can be applied to design neural networks, cellular automata as well as other simple distributed systems (Fabiunke and Kock 1999). But communication is restricted to simple signal types, and it is not possible to connect (or set) other than signal items.…”

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Layer Types: A Concept for Modeling Arrays of Communicating Objects

Kock

2006

Cybernetics and Systems

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This article presents layer types as a concept for modeling arrays of communication objects. In a sense, layer types can be considered a generalization of array types. If the components of a layer are of a class type, the identifiers of component fields and methods can be lifted to the layer type level such that the lifted identifiers can be used to access all respective layer fields or layer methods by dot notation. This facilitates usual programming tasks. In addition, by employing predefined layer methods based on flags, functions, and relations over indices, layer types open up the way for a flexible and concise modeling of networks of communicating objects.

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