NASA NTRS · 20020039791
A Runtime Performance Predictor for Selecting Tabu Tenures
Abstract
One of the drawbacks of parameter based systems, such as tabu search, is the difficulty of finding the correct parameter for a particular problem. Often, rule-of-thumb advice is given which may have little or no applicability to the domain or problem instance at hand. This paper describes the application of a general technique, Runtime Performance Predictors (RPP) which can be used to determine, in an efficient manner, the correct tabu tenure for a particular problem instance. The details of the approach and a demonstration using a variant of GSAT are presented.
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Allen, John A., Minton, Steven N.. 1997-01-01. A Runtime Performance Predictor for Selecting Tabu Tenures. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20020039791
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