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Journal of Heuristics | 2014

Approximated algorithms for the minimum dilation triangulation problem

María Gisela Dorzán; Mario Guillermo Leguizamón; Efrén Mezura-Montes; Gregorio Hernández-Peñalver

The complexity status of the minimum dilation triangulation (MDT) problem for a general point set is unknown. Therefore, we focus on the development of approximated algorithms to find high quality triangulations of minimum dilation. For an initial approach, we design a greedy strategy able to obtain approximate solutions to the optimal ones in a simple way. We also propose an operator to generate the neighborhood which is used in different algorithms: Local Search, Iterated Local Search, and Simulated Annealing. Besides, we present an algorithm called Random Local Search where good and bad solutions are accepted using the previous mentioned operator. For the experimental study we have created a set of problem instances since no reference to benchmarks for these problems were found in the literature. We use the sequential parameter optimization toolbox for tuning the parameters of the SA algorithm. We compare our results with those obtained by the OV-MDT algorithm that uses the obstacle value to sort the edges in the constructive process. This is the only available algorithm found in the literature. Through the experimental evaluation and statistical analysis, we assess the performance of the proposed algorithms using this operator.


Fundamenta Informaticae | 2012

Approximations on Minimum Weight Triangulations and Minimum Weight Pseudo-Triangulations Using Ant Colony Optimization Metaheuristic

María Gisela Dorzán; Edilma Olinda Gagliardi; Mario Guillermo Leguizamón; Gregorio Hernández Peñalver

Globally optimal triangulations and pseudo-triangulations are difficult to be found by deterministic methods as, for most type of criteria, no polynomial algorithm is known. In this work, we consider the Minimum Weight Triangulation (MWT) and Minimum Weight Pseudo-Triangulation (MWPT) problems of a given set of n points in the plane. This paper shows how the Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) metaheuristic can be used to find high quality triangulations and pseudo-triangulations of minimum weight. For the experimental study presented here we have created a set of instances for MWT and MWPT problems since no reference to benchmarks for these problems were found in the literature. Through the experimental evaluation, we assess the applicability of the ACO metaheuristic for MWT and MWPT problems considering greedy and Simulated Annealing algorithms.


international conference of the chilean computer science society | 2011

Using ACO Metaheuristic for MWT Problem

María Gisela Dorzán; Edilma Olinda Gagliardi; Mario Guillermo Leguizamón; Gregorio Hernández Peñalver

Globally optimal triangulations are difficult to be found by deterministic methods as, for most type of criteria, no polynomial algorithm is known. In this work, we consider the Minimum Weight Triangulation (MWT) problem of a given set of n points in the plane. This paper shows how the Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) metaheuristic can be used to find high quality triangulations. For the experimental study we have created a set of instances for MWT problem since no reference to benchmarks for these problems were found in the literature. Through the experimental evaluation, we assess the applicability of the ACO metaheuristic for MWT problem.


international conference of the chilean computer science society | 2011

Approximations on Minimum Weight Pseudo-triangulation Problem Using Ant Colony Optimization Metaheuristic

Edilma Olinda Gagliardi; María Gisela Dorzán; Mario Guillermo Leguizamón; Gregorio Hernández Peñalver

In this work, we consider the Minimum Weight Pseudo-Triangulation (MWPT) problem of a given set of


Journal of Computer Science and Technology | 2005

Adaptive clustering with artificial ants

Diego Alejandro Ingaramo; Mario Guillermo Leguizamón; Marcelo Luis Errecalde

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Journal of Computer Science and Technology | 2010

Globally optimal triangulations of minimum weight using Ant Colony Optimization metaheuristic

María Gisela Dorzán; Edilma Olinda Gagliardi; Mario Guillermo Leguizamón; Gregorio Hernández Peñalver

points in the plane. Globally optimal pseudo-triangulations with respect to the


X Congreso Argentino de Ciencias de la Computación | 2004

Estudio de la aplicabilidad de un enfoque evolutivo para la descomposición en Suma de Minkowski.

María Teresa Taranilla; Mario Guillermo Leguizamón; Edilma Olinda Gagliardi; Gregorio Hernández Peñalver

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VI Workshop de Investigadores en Ciencias de la Computación | 2004

Algoritmos genéticos para la descomposición en Sumas de Minkowski

María Teresa Taranilla; Mario Guillermo Leguizamón; Edilma Olinda Gagliardi; Gregorio Hernández Peñalver

, as optimization criteria, are difficult to be found by deterministic methods, since no polynomial algorithm is known. We show how the Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) metaheuristic can be used to find high quality pseudo-triangulations of minimum weight. We present the experimental and statistical study based on our own set of instances since no reference to benchmarks for these problems were found in the literature. Throughout the experimental evaluation, we appraise the ACO metaheuristic performance for MWPT problem.


IV Workshop de Investigadores en Ciencias de la Computación | 2002

Agentes y aprendizaje de máquina en optimización, control y entornos de enseñanza

Guillermo Aguirre; Marcelo Luis Errecalde; Mario Guillermo Leguizamón


Journal of Computer Science and Technology | 2000

The ant colony metaphor for multiple knapsack problem

Marcelo Guillermo Cena; María Liz Crespo; Carlos Kavka; Mario Guillermo Leguizamón

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Edilma Olinda Gagliardi

National University of San Luis

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María Gisela Dorzán

National University of San Luis

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María Teresa Taranilla

National University of San Luis

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Marcelo Luis Errecalde

National University of San Luis

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Diego Alejandro Ingaramo

National University of San Luis

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Susana Cecilia Esquivel

National University of San Luis

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Edilma Olinda Gagliardi

National University of San Luis

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Claudia Ruth Gatica

National University of San Luis

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Guillermo Aguirre

National University of San Luis

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