A major contribution to global warming has been the number of new workshops publishing proceedings with the prefix hot. In this article, I propose that we counter this trend in an...
Background: The study of genome rearrangements has become a mainstay of phylogenetics and comparative genomics. Fundamental in such a study is the median problem: given three geno...
Vaibhav Rajan, Andrew Wei Xu, Yu Lin, Krister M. S...
The bag-of-tasks application model, albeit simple, arises in many application domains and has received a lot of attention in the scheduling literature. Previous works propose eithe...
Genetic programming approaches have previously been employed in the literature to evolve heuristics for various combinatorial optimisation problems. This paper presents a hyper-heu...
Heuristic forward search is the dominant approach to satisficing planning to date. Most successful planning systems, however, go beyond plain heuristic search by employing various...
This paper presents a technique, called GENH, that automatically generates search heuristics for scheduling problems. The impetus for developing this technique is the growing cons...
Robert A. Morris, John L. Bresina, Stuart M. Rodge...
Abstract. In this paper we study traditional and enhanced BDDbased exploration procedures capable of handling large planning problems. On the one hand, reachability analysis and mo...
As a key issue in multicast routing with quality of service (QoS) support, constrained minimum Steiner tree (CMST) problem has been a research focus for more than a decade, and ten...
The planning as heuristic search framework, initiated by the planners ASP from Bonet, Loerincs and Geffner, and HSP from Bonet and Geffner, lead to some of the most performant pla...
LPG is a planner that performed very well in the last International planning competition (2002). The system is based on a stochastic local search procedure, and it incorporates se...