1 Greedy Randomized Adaptive Search and Variable Neighbourhood Search for the minimum labelling spanning tree problem Kuo-Hsien Chuang 2008/11/05.

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1 Greedy Randomized Adaptive Search and Variable Neighbourhood Search for the minimum labelling spanning tree problem Kuo-Hsien Chuang 2008/11/05

2 Introduction Output graph Fitness = 2 Input graph

3 Literature review Maximum vertex covering algorithm

4 Literature review MVCA applying Pilot method –Let C = empty set of labels –Set C = {all c 屬於 ( L – C), min(comp(C + c))}

5 Exploited metaheuristics MGA

6 Exploited metaheuristics MGA

7 Exploited metaheuristics MGA

8 Exploited metaheuristics GRASP

9 Exploited metaheuristics

10 Exploited metaheuristics

11 Exploited metaheuristics

12 Exploited metaheuristics VNS

13 Exploited metaheuristics

14 Exploited metaheuristics

15 Exploited metaheuristics

16 Computational results

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20 Conclusion All the results allow us to state that VNS and GRASP are fast and extremely effective metaheuristics for the MLST problem Future research : an algorithm based on Ant Colony Optimisation (ACO) is currently under study in order to try to obtain a larger diversification capability by extending the current greedy MVCA local search.