2008
DOI: 10.1587/elex.5.756
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A hybrid SA-EA method for finding the maximum number of switching gates in a combinational circuit

Abstract: This paper presents a hybrid of simulating annealing (SA) and an evolutionary algorithm (EA) to determine the input pair that cause the maximum number of switching gates in a combinational circuit. We found that this combination provides better results than those obtained when only using either SA or EA.

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“…e intersection position between line A ′ B(y � a ′ x + b ′ ) and line segment of storage area (y � a s x + b s ) is position C(X s1 , Y s1 ). When X 2 � X 1 ′ , position C is shown in formula (7). When X 2 ≠ X 1 ′ , position C is shown in formula (8):…”
Section: Determination Of Storage Positions As Shown Inmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…e intersection position between line A ′ B(y � a ′ x + b ′ ) and line segment of storage area (y � a s x + b s ) is position C(X s1 , Y s1 ). When X 2 � X 1 ′ , position C is shown in formula (7). When X 2 ≠ X 1 ′ , position C is shown in formula (8):…”
Section: Determination Of Storage Positions As Shown Inmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…e picking path of A. bisporus can be optimized by the searching algorithm. Search algorithms are applied to various occasions [4][5][6][7], and one of them is applied to TSP (traveling salesman problem) model [8]. e TSP model is a typical combinatorial optimization problem, which can be expressed as a person needs to go through several cities, he needs to start from a city (the city can be fixed or not fixed), go through all cities and only once, and finally return to the starting position.…”
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confidence: 99%