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"If I was paid every time I followed your advice, Master" - I'd be homeless among the tracks, I'd be the poorest of men
*analogy is a foreign agent
Yeah.
I see.
It's written.
You don't understand the term "continuous" when talking about AO, continuous is a way of generating a new solution and has nothing to do with the type of numbers AO produces.
Don't read wikipedia, but write at least one AO of your own, or ask those who have written a lot of them.
Stop with the insults.
Akela missed
The main difference between discrete and continuous optimisation is that in a discrete problem the variables can only take integer values, while in a continuous problem the variables can take any value within a certain range.
**Discrete Optimisation:**
* Variables take only integer values (e.g., 1, 2, 3).
* Typically used for problems where solutions must be well-defined and cannot be fractional (e.g., number of products to be produced, number of machines to be used).
* Examples of discrete optimisation problems:
* The satchel problem
* The assignment problem
**The travelling salesman problem
**Continuous Optimisation:**
* Variables can take any value within a certain range.
* Typically used for problems where solutions can be fractional (e.g. speed, time, distance).
* Examples of continuous optim isation problems:
* Linear programming
* Non-linear programming
* Optimisation of dynamic systems
**Other differences:**
* **Solution Methods:** For discrete problems, integer programming methods are usually used, while for continuous problems, optimisation methods such as gradient descent and Lagrangian method are used.
* ** Complexity:** Discrete optimisation problems are often NP-hard, which means that there are no efficient solution algorithms for them. Continuous optimisation problems are usually easier to solve, but they can still be difficult for large problems.
* **Application:** Discrete optimisation is used in areas such as production planning, project management and logistics. Continuous optimisation is used in areas such as engineering, financial management and data analysis.
You don't understand the term "continuous" when talking about AO, continuous is a way of generating a new solution and has nothing to do with the type of numbers that AO produces.
You don't understand the term "continuous" when talking about AO, continuous is a way of generating a new solution and has nothing to do with the type of numbers that AO produces.
Don't read wikipedia, but write at least one AO of your own, or ask those who have written a lot of them.
Stop with the insults.
Honourable, be kind, answer them in the MO thread, let the rubbish be in one place, and not spread all over the forum.
Who said that? And where do I read that term?
The teacher said. Nowhere :)
Dear, be kind, answer them in the MoD thread, let the rubbish be in one place, and not spread all over the forum.
Good suggestion.
The teacher said. Nowhere :)
He doesn't even realise he's not arguing with me, he's arguing with the whole world :)
He has clearly stated his position: if you read books, you are stupid. If you listen to the Guru, you will be blessed.