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Travelling salesman problem java Videos
- 1. Simulated Annealing 5/7: JAVA Implementation 1/3
- 2. Java Hamster Simulator ++ Traveling salesman problem ++ A-Star
- 3. Simulated Annealing 6/7: JAVA Implementation 2/3
- 4. TSP Genetic Algorithm
- 5. Simulated Annealing 7/7: JAVA Implementation 3/3
- 6. Tannenbaum 8e Applet - Traveling Salesman Problems
Simulated Annealing 5/7: JAVA Implementation 1/3
In this series I provide a simple yet practical Introduction to Simulated Annealing and show how to use it to address the Travelling Salesman Problem ...
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CHARLY BEX
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on 28 May 2015
muy interesante amigo, neceita el algoritmo para mi tesis.....gracias
Java Hamster Simulator ++ Traveling salesman problem ++ A-Star
Hamster that collects all corns from a given territory and returns to its starting position. Written in Java Implemeted algorithms: A*, TSP ...
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Max58591
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on 14 Feb 2014
Schönes Programm. Der A* kommt aber im Labyrinth an seine "worst-case"
Laufzeit, ist er hier überhaupt ideal?
Welche logic nutzt du für das TSP. Steuerst du einfach den
nächstgelegensten Punkt an?
Gruß
kmmde
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on 05 Feb 2012
@TheHellohellhi I added the link to the sources in the description.
xXscraplandXx
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on 08 Feb 2012
@kmmde Thanks alot!
MrLaymi
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on 12 Feb 2012
THANKS :D
Simulated Annealing 6/7: JAVA Implementation 2/3
In this series I provide a simple yet practical Introduction to Simulated Annealing and show how to use it to address the Travelling Salesman Problem ...
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Sintaxx2
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on 20 May 2015
Why would you take the absolute value if you're squaring it anyways? :P
Noureddin Sadawi
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on 04 Jun 2015
+Sintaxx2 LOL .. I'm reusing code that I wrote umpteen years agoFeel free to modify it as you wish!
Sintaxx2
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on 21 May 2015
+Dr Noureddin Sadawi Oh well, it's a minor "mistake". Btw, I also noticed you used random.nextInt(1000) / 1000.0 to get a double between 0 and 1 but you can actually use random.nextDouble() to get a double between 0 and 1. (Not trying to be an asshole btw, nice videos!)
Noureddin Sadawi
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on 21 May 2015
+Sintaxx2 true .. I've no idea what I was thinking :-)thanks for the comment!
TSP Genetic Algorithm
Using artificial intelligence (AI): Finding a good solution to the Travelling Salesman Problem (TSP) by applying genetic algorithms (GA) in Java. In this example ...
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Rabaa Rd
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on 16 Feb 2016
Good ! can you give me the source code please
Simulated Annealing 7/7: JAVA Implementation 3/3
In this series I provide a simple yet practical Introduction to Simulated Annealing and show how to use it to address the Travelling Salesman Problem ...
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5iGnuM
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on 02 Jun 2015
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but shouldn't the acceptance probability be
>= the random value? If the random value was by coincidence 1.0, and the
new solution was in fact better than the previous one, both the acceptance
probability and the random value would be 1.0. But the algorithm would not
accept this solution because of the > instead of the >=. Just a thought,
since this (very rare, I admit) coincidence could miss some solutions along
the way.
Noureddin Sadawi
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on 02 Jun 2015
+5iGnuM You could be right .. the code is available online .. feel free to modify it as you wish!
Tannenbaum 8e Applet - Traveling Salesman Problems
Video demo of java applet for Tannenbaum's Excursions in Modern Mathematics 8th Edition. This applet on Traveling Salesman Problems allows the user to ...
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