The cooling schedule strategy defines how to compute the current simulated annealing temperature t given.
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The cooling schedule strategy defines how to compute the current simulated annealing temperature t given.
- the initial temperature t0
- the final temperature t1
- the current search progress 0 <= p <= 1 The value of t0 and t1 is defined by the initial_temperature and final_temperature in SimulatedAnnealingParameters, respectively. The search progress p is derived, at any given time, by the search limits. In particular, p measures how far we are in the search process w.r.t. to the number of explored solutions and the time limit. The temperature t, computed according to one of the strategies defined below, together with the selected AcceptanceStrategy, is used to guide the search trajectory. In particular, given a neighbor solution S', generated by the the application of the perturbation and improvement step to a reference solution S, we have that S will be replaced by S' iff cost(S') + t * log(U(0, 1)) < cost(S) where U(0, 1) is a random number sampled from a uniform distribution of real numbers in [0, 1].
Definition at line 2173 of file RoutingIls.pb.cs.