OnePC: A portable software for parallel genetic algorithms used in optimization problems
Ioannis G. Tsoulos
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Ioannis G. Tsoulos
Abstract
OnePC is a software entirely written in ANSI C++ using the QT library to be portable. The software implements parallel genetic algorithms that are based to a novel algorithm to tackle the global optimization problem. The proposed algorithm contains an enhanced stopping rule and a periodical application of a local search procedure. Also, the software contains a script language to assist the programmers. The article introduces the software and the underlying algorithm as well as some experimental results.
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OnePC is a software entirely written in ANSI C++ using the QT library to be portable. The software implements parallel genetic algorithms that are based to a novel algorithm to tackle the global optimization problem. The proposed algorithm contains an enhanced stopping rule and a periodical application of a local search procedure. Also, the software contains a script language to assist the programmers. The article introduces the software and the underlying algorithm as well as some experimental results.
Key concepts: Computer science, Software, Algorithm, Search-based software engineering, Genetic algorithm, Software development, Theoretical computer science, Programming language