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The understanding of human behavior in sequential decision tasks is im-portant for economics and socio-psychological sciences. In search tasks,for example when individuals search for the best price of a product, theyare confronted in sequential steps with different situations and they haveto...
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This paper investigates how the use of the trivial voting (TV) mapping influences the performanceof genetic algorithms (GAs). The TV mapping is a redundant representation for binaryphenotypes. A population sizing model is presented that quantitatively predicts the influence ofthe TV mapping and...
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This paper presents and compares three heuristics for the combinatorial auctionproblem. Besides a simple greedy (SG) mechanism, two metaheuristics, a simulatedannealing (SA), and a genetic algorithm (GA) approach are developedwhich use the combinatorial auction process to an allocation with...
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This paper investigates GA approaches for solving the reliable communicationnetwork design problem. For solving this problem a graph withminimum cost must be found that satises a given network reliabilityconstraint. To consider the additional reliability constraint dierent approachesare...
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When using representations for genetic algorithms (GAs) every optimization problem canbe separated into a genotype-phenotype and a phenotype-tness mapping. The genotypephenotypemapping is the used representation and the phenotype-tness mapping is the problemthat should be solved.This paper...
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Genetic algorithms are sometimes disparagingly denoted as just a fancier form of a plain, stupidheuristic. One of the main reasons for this kind of critique is that users believed a GA could notguarantee global convergence in a certain amount of time.Because the proof of global convergence of...
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When using gentic and evolutionary algorithms (GEAs) for the optimal communication spanning problem, the design of a suitable tree network encoding is crucial for finding good solutions. The link and node biased (LNB) encoding represents the structure of a tree network using a weighted vector...
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This paper adresses the optimization of telecommunication networks for a multi-period horizon. Four heuristics are presented to cope with the problem to minimize the overall costsfor a network over several periods. For the minimization of cost we use a simple genetic algorithm (GE).[...]
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