Using the population-based incremental learning algorithm with computer simulation: Some applications

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The integration of the population-based incremental learning (PBIL) algorithm with computer simulation shows how this particular combination can be applied to find good solutions to combinatorial optimisation problems. Two illustrative examples are used: the classical inventory problem of finding a reorder point and reorder quantity that minimises costs while achieving a required service level (a stochastic problem); and the signal timing of a complex traffic intersection. Any traffic control system must be designed to minimise the duration of interruptions at intersections while maximising traffic throughput. The duration of the phases of traffic lights is of primary importance in this regard.

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Bekker, J., & Olivier, Y. (2008). Using the population-based incremental learning algorithm with computer simulation: Some applications. South African Journal of Industrial Engineering, 19(1), 53–71. https://doi.org/10.7166/19-1-106

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