The phrase "a group of solution" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a group of solutions"? You can use the corrected phrase when referring to multiple answers or methods to solve a problem.
Example: "In our meeting, we discussed a group of solutions to improve our workflow efficiency."
Alternatives: "a set of solutions" or "a collection of solutions".
Genetic algorithms create a group of solutions to a particular problem-say, how to reschedule a fleet of airplanes when a thunderstorm shuts down a major airport.
A group of solutions are obtained to flag as Pareto frontier that reflects the competitive features between stiffness and mass performances.
In PDL-MOEA, a single-objective uncertain optimization problem is translated into a bi-objective one by conserving the expectation and the variance as two objectives, so that the algorithm can provide decision-makers with a group of solutions with different stabilities.
A so-called trace represents a group of solutions which share the same set of reversals that must be applied to sort the original permutation following a partial ordering.
In essence, a group of random solutions is created and ranked, after which the best solutions are allowed to "interbreed".
And when considered together, they offer a group of integrated solutions to many common problems faced by large enterprises.
In the initialization stage, a group of candidate solutions is generated randomly, called "star".
Squares indicate the average, and pluses indicate the standard deviation, of mean flux estimates from a group of inverse solutions.
AllTheCode have today launched a new code search engine which has joined a group of existing solutions including site such as Krugle, Koders and Google Code Search, no less.
Intelligent transportation systems (ITS) can be defined as a group of technological solutions in telematics designed to improve the safety and efficiency of terrestrial transportation.
