Finding minimum path by using Genetic Algorithm (GA)/ Siti Zuraifah Hashim
In this paper we considered finding minimum path problem which is known as shortest path problem. This problem generalizes several traditional shortest path problems and has applications in transportation and communication networks. The objective of this problem is to determine the shortest route...
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uitm-9832018-11-14T08:13:57Z http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/983/ Finding minimum path by using Genetic Algorithm (GA)/ Siti Zuraifah Hashim Hashim, Siti Zuraifah Electronic computers. Computer science In this paper we considered finding minimum path problem which is known as shortest path problem. This problem generalizes several traditional shortest path problems and has applications in transportation and communication networks. The objective of this problem is to determine the shortest routes or paths between two points so that it can minimize the cost and time. This problem is simple and can be solved easily. However, practical transportation networks will become much more complicated and needed to solve efficiently. Roadways and telephone systems are the examples of them. Genetic Algorithms (GA), pioneered by John Holland, applies the principle of evolution found in nature to the problem of finding an optimal solution. It makes use of three basic operations in order to optimize this problem. They are: 1) Reproduction means the creation of new generations, 2) Crossover means interchanging of parts of parent strings into the child string, and 3) Mutation means the random bit flip. Although this problem can be solved by GA, other methods also exist. Dijkstra's Algorithm is one of them. This approach solves the single-source shortest path problem with nonnegative edge weights. In this paper, GA has been applied to find the minimum path, then result will be compared with Dijkstra's algorithm are presented. Faculty of Computer and Mathematical Sciences 2007 Thesis NonPeerReviewed text en http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/983/1/TD_SITI%20ZURAIFAH%20HASHIM%20CS%2007_5%20P01.pdf Hashim, Siti Zuraifah (2007) Finding minimum path by using Genetic Algorithm (GA)/ Siti Zuraifah Hashim. Degree thesis, Universiti Teknologi MARA. |
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In this paper we considered finding minimum path problem which is known as
shortest path problem. This problem generalizes several traditional shortest path
problems and has applications in transportation and communication networks. The
objective of this problem is to determine the shortest routes or paths between two
points so that it can minimize the cost and time. This problem is simple and can be
solved easily. However, practical transportation networks will become much more
complicated and needed to solve efficiently. Roadways and telephone systems are
the examples of them.
Genetic Algorithms (GA), pioneered by John Holland, applies the principle
of evolution found in nature to the problem of finding an optimal solution. It makes
use of three basic operations in order to optimize this problem. They are: 1)
Reproduction means the creation of new generations, 2) Crossover means
interchanging of parts of parent strings into the child string, and 3) Mutation means
the random bit flip. Although this problem can be solved by GA, other methods also
exist. Dijkstra's Algorithm is one of them. This approach solves the single-source
shortest path problem with nonnegative edge weights. In this paper, GA has been
applied to find the minimum path, then result will be compared with Dijkstra's
algorithm are presented. |
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