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and n LBL,k is updated in the following way: a) if S(n LBL,k + 1) ≤ S(n LBL,k ) → n LBL,k + 1 substitutes n LBL,k := n LBL,k + 1 b) if S(n LBL,k + 1) > S(n LBL,k ) → n LBL,k + 1 will become the current solution n LBL,k with a probability given by: p= exp left -frac{Sleft({n}_{left -frac{Sleftleft({n}_{LBL,k+1}right -Sleftght) (5) This is the Metropolis algorithm [10].
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In each iteration, the best neighbor solution becomes the current solution for the next iteration.
If the cots decreases, the generated neighbor solution becomes the current one, otherwise the algorithm decides with a certain probability whether remains or becomes the current solution.
If ( z < exp left( { - frac{{f(x) - f(x^{prime})}}{T}} right) ) [8], x′ becomes the current solution.
If the new one is better than the current solution, it is accepted and becomes the current solution for the next iteration.
Instead, it becomes the current solution with probability p(T) which is usually determined using p ( T ) = e − ΔE / T, (2).
The current solution is to route everything past US lawyers.
The current solution being touted by the Tories is to lock them all up for possession.
Focus on the current solution only.
Essentially, if we generate a current solution by recombination or local search which is better than the pocket solution, we swap the current solution with the pocket solution.
The resulting basin became the current marina.
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