About a discussion ‘‘Development a new mutation operator to solve the Traveling Salesman Problem by aid of genetic algorithms’’, by Murat Albayrak and Novruz Allahverdi, (2011). Expert System with Applications (38) (pp. 1313–1320)
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Genetic algorithms, Traveling Salesman Problem, algorithm Greedy Sub Tour Mutation (GSTM).Abstract
In the Short Communication published in “Expert Systems with Application” in volume 41 2014, (Comments on "Albayrak, M., & Allahverdi N. (2011). Development a new mutation operator to solve the Traveling Salesman Problem by aid of Genetic Algorithms. Expert Systems with Applications, 38(3), 1313-1320": A Proposal of Good Practice; E. Osaba, E. Onieva, F. Diaz, R. Carballedo, Volume: 41, Issue: 4, Pages: 1530-1531, Part: 1, MARCH 2014) the Osoba E. et al have discussed our method to solve the Traveling Salesman Problem pointing that we use our developed new algorithm to compare different versions of a classical genetic algorithm, each of one with a different mutation operator and they write that this can generate some controversy. Here we shortly analyze the comment of Osaba E. et al to show that our comparing method has a chance of existence.Downloads
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Albayrak, M., & Allahverdi N. (2011). Development a new mutation operator to solve the Traveling Salesman Problem by aid of genetic algorithms. Expert Systems with Applications, 38(3), 1313–1320.
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Osaba E. et al. Comments on "Albayrak, M., & Allahverdi N. (2011). Development a new mutation operator to solve the Traveling Salesman Problem by aid of Genetic Algorithms, Expert Systems with Applications 41 (2014) 1530–1531.
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