Eclipse-based tool for optimal configuration of software product lines
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Eclipse-based tool for optimal configuration of software product lines
Hashcode 2017 - Google algorithm competition
LagAssist source code, but with gradle.
This project is about using artificial intelligence and parallel processing power to solve a difficult task scheduling problem
Solves the discrete, single-machine, multi-item, single-level lot sizing problem via graph algorithms
Multi-Objective Continuous Optimisation Problems
Analysis of market data in context of optimising SBE-Aeron stack
The simulated annealing algorithm started with a random route and got a random number for the route. When the number is smaller and equal to the probability function, it will proceed to the adjacent route. If the adjoining route is larger than the current route, it will still proceed to the next route until it gets the shortest adjacent route. I…
Solution aux exercices Mars Lander 2 & 3 proposés par la plateforme Codingame.
Information system that manages operations, generates its optimal schedule, evaluates its metrics, tracks events in real-time, provides instant messaging, sends notifications
The nearest neighbor algorithm gets the shortest route from the initial course whenever generating the result. It will always check for the journey to reduce one city from the way, which is the shortest route, and then it will run again for the remaining cities until it gets the best result. It follows the pattern until there are no remaining ci…
Project for compressing bitmap images
Using the Roundabout-Simulation-Library, the model of the roundabout Dornbirn North will be implemented and provided to run optimisations afterwards.
Dynamic view distance based on MSPT. Paper and above.
In implementing the ant colony optimization algorithm, the developer has used 500 ants and 8 US-based cities to calculate the shortest route for the TSP. The developer found out that the number of ants does not affect finding the shortest route. They also observed that the number of cities does not increase the time to calculate the shortest rou…
This project is for the courseworks of Cambridge Engineering Module 4M17 - practical optimisation.
In the brute force algorithm, the program will go through all the permutations of starting a trip from one of the cities, visiting each city once, and returning to the first cities. It shows all the possible shortest routes with the same distance out of all the permutations. The downside of this algorithm is that increasing the number of cities …
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