Sentence examples for neighbouring solution from inspiring English sources
As mentioned, in SA algorithm, the quality of solution is improved by searching for a neighbouring solution using a local search technique.
At each iteration of the inner loop, a neighbouring solution s′ for the best current solution s, which is obtained in the previous iteration, is generated using the local search technique named random exchange method.
It is formed by two loops namely, the inner loop to search for a neighbouring solution, and the outer loop for decrease the temperature to reduce the probability of accepting the non-improving neighbouring solutions in the inner loop.
In the case of (fleft( {s^{{prime }} } right)textfleft( s right)) it is also accepted if (x in left( {0,1} right) le P_{el}), where x is a randomly generated number and P el is the probability of accepting this non-improving neighbouring solution s′ at iteration el of the outer loop.
The quality of the solution obtained by SA depends upon various factors such as initial temperature, initial solution, and the exchange approach for generating neighbouring solutions in the inner loop.
The selected heuristics are then used in evaluating the generated neighbouring solutions of the current solution.
Instead of tracing values along specific characteristics, the grid-based tracking methods update nodal values by interpolating solution values between neighbouring nodes organised in stencils.
The meeting was one of many organised by PEN International to bring writers from Russia and Ukraine together with their fellow authors from neighbouring countries to "talk about peaceful solutions to the current conflict", and keep "channels of public discussion open", said PEN.
As reported from neighbouring Burkina Faso [ 16], many solutions addressed organisational issues, fewer medical procedures, and very few treatment, possibly for the same reasons why audit teams missed many CMPs related to treatment in the first place.
During the tenure of the former, conservative, government, Ms Gillard condemned as a "costly and unsustainable farce" the so-called Pacific Solution: sending asylum seekers to neighbouring Nauru and Papua New Guinea.
Unwilling to enter the fighting zone, development professionals and diplomats are forced to find a solution from the relatively secure capital of neighbouring Kenya.
