A parallel implementation of an asynchronous team to the point-to-point connection problem

Corrêa, Ricardo C.; Gomes, Fernando C.; Oliveira, Carlos A. S.; Pardalos, Pãnos M.

doi:10.1016/s0167-8191(03)00016-4

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“…Parallel processing has been widely used in combinatorial and continuous optimization [5,25,29,35] with the aim of improving the efficiency of the corresponding algorithms. When metaheuristics are considered, the goals are richer [7].…”

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Parallel Local Search to schedule communicating tasks on identical processors

Davidović

Crainic

2015

Parallel Computing

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Parallel Local Search to schedule communicating tasks on identical processors

Davidović

Crainic

2015

Parallel Computing

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“…Some implementations of A-Team were based on universal tools like Matlab [32]. Some other were written using algorithmic languages like, for example the parallel A-Team of [9] written in C and run under PVM operating system.…”

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JABAT Middleware as a Tool for Solving Optimization Problems

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Czarnowski

Jędrzejowicz

et al. 2010

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. JABAT supports designing and implementing A-Team architectures for solving difficult optimization problems. This paper presents several applications of JABAT as a tool for solving such problems. List of implementations and extensions of JABAT shows how useful and flexible the system can be. The paper summarises experiences of authors gained while developing various A-Teams. Some conclusions concerning such details of the A-Team model like the composition of the team of agents, the choice of rules determining how the agents interact with the population of solutions, or how synchronisation or cooperation of agents influence the quality of results are offered.

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“…Some implementations of A-Team were based on universal tools like Matlab [16]. Some other were written using algorithmic languages like, for example the parallel A-Team of [5] written in C and run under PVM operating system.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%