| Hillis, W. D. (1985). The Connection Machine. MIT Press, Cambridge, Ma. |
....VFSR has no corresponding attribute and because the GA runs were simulated sequentially. However, a generation performance plot would be a more accurate estimate of the power of the genetic algorithms, especially if the GA simulations were run on parallel hardware such as the Connection Machine [20]. Then all function evaluations (performed in one generation) could be evaluated in parallel. It should be noted that parallel processing of GA can lead to spurious correlations and premature convergence [21] It should be noted in this context that VFSR also lends itself well to parallelization. ....
W.D. Hillis, The Connection Machine, The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, (1985).
.... in other population based algorithms can be easily adapted to the ACO structure (e.g. migration and di usion models adopted in the eld of parallel genetic algorithms, see for example reviews in [16, 38] Early experiments with parallel versions of AS for the TSP on the Connection Machine CM 2 [63] adopted the approach of attributing a single processing unit to each ant [4] Experimental results showed that communication overhead can be a major problem with this approach on ne grained parallel machines, since ants end up spending most of their time communicating to other ants the modi ....
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.... are an approach to graph rewriting that generalises some existing formalisms: Alan Bawden proposed a framework in 1986, initially by the name Connection graphs , as a programming language for distributed computation based on his experience with the massively parallel Connection Machine at MIT [Baw86,Hil85]. His PhD thesis develops the idea further (now calling them Linear graph grammars , influenced by the link with linear logic described below) and uses them as a key formalism in the design of a compiler, where the linear graph grammars serve as the basis both for an intermediate representation ....
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