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- From: batra@boulder.Colorado.EDU (sajeev batra)
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- Subject: Re: Travelling salesman problem: help needed
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- Date: 29 Aug 92 00:19:16 GMT
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- I did the exact same project for my neural nets class last year.
- I used a constraint-satisfaction net with my own modified learning
- algorithm. It wasn't very good, though. But I still got a decent
- grade on it.
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- Anyways, here are some references I have:
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- Lawler, E, Lenstra, J, Rinnooy Kan, A, and Shmoys, D "The Traveling Salesman
- Problem", Wiley, 1985.
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- Lister, R. Segment Reversal andd the TSP, IJCNN 1990, v 1, 424-7.
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- Lin/Kernighan , An Effective Heuristic Algo. for the TSP, Operations
- Research 21, 498-516, 1973.
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- Kirkpatrick, S and Toulouse, G (1985) 'Configuration space analysis of
- travelling salesman problems' Journal de Physique 46, pp 1277-1292
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- There are many more. Check out the book by Hertz/Krogh/Palmer "An
- Intro. to the theory of neural computation." It has a good descriptiioon
- and many more references.
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- cheers,
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- sajeev.
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