Sentence examples for better solutions in the from inspiring English sources

Extensive experiments have been conducted for medium and large-size problems and the results show the proposed HGP provides better solutions in the allocated time compared to CPLEX.

The SPEA2 was enriched with a task and equipment reassignment procedure and aims at supporting the planners to find better solutions in the earliest phases of a production system planning project.

The experimental results show that the copula-based ensemble network achieves better performance than other ensemble methods and that Distributed Multiobjective Central Force Optimization is capable of achieving better solutions in the light of converging speed and local minima.

Considering that removal of poor members of a population might lead to the loss of design information that may actually help identify better solutions in the search space, the proposed NSIOA is designed to keep the diversity of antibodies while removing poor members, therefore the algorithm will converge to global optimal solution with high probability.

LS starts with a random solution x and tries to find better solutions in the current neighborhood.

It is common to see that each and every model gets better solutions in the training stage as compared to that of testing stage.

And yet we desperately need better solutions in this country.

Up to 30% speed up is observed in the numerical test cases when the hybrid methods are employed and it is also shown that hybrid methods find a better solution in the design space as compared to either GA or PSO.

The intensification strategy drives the algorithm to search for a better solution in the neighbouring area of the good solution.

Perhaps Malone might have applauded a government mega-project to build the Robert Byrd Timeshare Computing Megacenter, but instead we got a much better solution in the form of a billion privately-owned PC's worldwide.

Starting the inner loop of the SA with a good initial solution drives the algorithm to search for a better solution in the neighbouring area of the good solution.