Abstract
Many decision and optimization problems arising in bioinformatics field are time demand‐ ing, and several algorithms are designed to solve these problems or to improve their cur‐ rent best solution approach. Modeling and implementing a new heuristic algorithm may be time‐consuming but has strong motivations: on the one hand, even a small improvement of the new solution may be worth the long time spent on the construction of a new method; on the other hand, there are problems for which good‐enough solutions are acceptable which could be achieved at a much lower computational cost. In the first case, specially designed heuristics or metaheuristics are needed, while the latter hyper‐heuristics can be proposed. The paper will describe both approaches in different domain problems.
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Swiercz, A. (2017). Hyper‐Heuristics and Metaheuristics for Selected Bio‐Inspired Combinatorial Optimization Problems. In Heuristics and Hyper-Heuristics - Principles and Applications. InTech. https://doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.69225
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