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Travelling Salesman Problem (using SA and GA) Authors : IIT2015508, ITM2015006, IIT2015507, IIT2015131, IIT2015138 Under Guidance of : Dr. Vrijendra Singh Abstract — TSP is an NP complete problem, presently there is no polynomial solution available. In this paper we try to solve this very hard problem using various heuristics such as Simulated Annealing, Genetic Algorithm to find a near optimal solution as fast as possible. We try to escape the local optimum,…

eight step problem solving process is the four step OODA Loop broken down into eight sub-steps. Each step is all about how to know and understand the problem, determine the causes for those problems, develop a course of action, and analyze the results. This eight step process exists to allow problem solving to be accomplished faster than the enemy and give us the upper hand. 2. Under the observe section, there is step one and two. The first step in the process is to clarify the problem. This…

An Australian philosopher named John L. Mackie is widely known for his argument against the problem of evil. Mackie’s argument was very similar to the problem of evil. The problem of evil in summary states that a God cannot exist with the existence of evil, but Mackie’s argument was not that God did not exist entirely, but rather that God did not exist as an all-powerful or perfect God. He argued that having an all knowing God, and the present existence of evil were both logically inconsistent.…

Design creative thinking, and explain why it is important to small group problem solving. Creativity thinking is encouraging hunches, intuition, insight, and fantasy to promote creativity. It is important because it introduces ideas that are not usually thought of in normal group situations. Describe brainstorming, synectics, and mind mapping, and explain how they can be used to help enhance group creativity. Brainstorming is a procedure designed to tap member’s creativity by asking the…

As a believer of the divine, one could make three statements about the world: 1, God is omnipotent 2, God is wholly good and 3, evil exists. J.L. Mackie takes a logical approach to why there is evil in this world and concludes that if God is what He is defined as – omnipotent, omniscient, and wholly good – evil should not exist for either God is not omnipotent, meaning all powerful, or He is not wholly good. Mackie claims that at least one characteristic of the divine must be untrue because it…

Richard Swinburne’s “Why God Allows Evil” tackles the concept of the Evidential Problem of Evil, justifying the existence of evil within the world we live in. He has a plethora of reasons on why God allows evil to exist, and one, in which seems to be pausing for the audience at a glance, is that he believes that the extent of suffering humans are capable is within the limits of the right God has to cause humans to suffer (Swinburne 93-94). In other words, Swinburne states that the suffering in…

thought that the way the brain works out a math problem is totally different than what was previously understood. The research found four different stages of the brain while working a math problem that disproved the theory that math in the brain is performed in the same place as language processing (Weisberger, 2016). The research done on the brain used a series of brain analysis to find the four different stages of the brain during a math problem. Researchers such as John Anderson, “a…

In Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Final Problem, the narrative portrays many features that are significant in developing the story as a whole. Some of the major features of the narrative that will be mentioned include a discussion of Watson’s presence throughout the narrative, encounters between Holmes and Professor Moriarty and Holmes’s conclusion in solving this narratives’ problem. Concepts that will be used include ideas related to Russian Formalism, and Structuralism. With Russian Formalism,…

Remarks In this chapter, the scheduling problems, their concept and theirdifferent types are briefly covered.A brief introduction to the role of schedulingis given.Description of JobShop Scheduling Problem (JSSP)is presented with its practical complication.Types of schedulingand objectives of the study are summarized. Also, A brief introduction about the plan of the project is given.Research layout at the end of the chapter is presented. 1.2Scheduling Problems One of the most necessary and vital…

the water intrusion. All areas around the window were found to be dry and in original condition with no sign of intrusion in the outer wall. A couple of photos are included. The contractor believes condensation on the window was the cause of the problem as there was no sign of water intrusion. His inspection confirms that of your inspection report. The Point Meadows Place Declaration Section 7.1 (b)(1) clearly places responsibility for window and…