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SHO — Stochastic Heuristics Optimization
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========================================
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SHO is a didactic Python framework for implementing metaheuristics
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(or evolutionary computation, or search heuristics).
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and handle metaheuristics manipulating solutions represented as
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numerical vectors or bitstrings.
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Author: Johann Dreo <johann.dreo@thalesgroup.com> ⓒ Thales group
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Executable
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==========
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The main interface is implemented in `snp.py`.
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New algorithms should be integrated within this file and the interface should not be modified.
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Architecture
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============
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The design pattern of the framework is a functional approach to composition.
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The goal is to be able to assemble a metaheuristic, by plugging atomic
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functions in an algorithm template.
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Operators
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### Operators
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The base of the pattern is a function that contains the main loop
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of the algorithm, and call other functions called "operators".
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For instance, the `random` algorithm depends on an objective function `func`,
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an initialization operator `init` and a stopping criterion operator `again`.
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Encoding
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--------
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### Encoding
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Some operator do not depend on the way solutions are encoded
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(like the stopping criterions) and some operators do depend on the encoding.
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in the module corresponding to their encoding (either `num` or `bit`).
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Interface capture
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-----------------
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### Interface capture
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As they are assembled in an algorithm that do not know their internal
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in advance, an operators needs to honor an interface.
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on which the operator is defined, and keyword arguments for parameters
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which are specific to the operator.
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Exercises
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=========
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Setup
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Exercises
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### Setup
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To setup your own solver, first copy the `snp.py` file and rename it
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with your name, for instance `dreo.py`.
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or a bitstring greedy solver.
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Implement a simulated annealing
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### List of exercises
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Implement an evolutionary algorithm
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-----------------------------------
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Most exercises consists in adding a single function in an existing module
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(or your own module) and use assemble it in the main executable.
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Implement an expected run time empirical cumulative density function
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1. Implement a simulated annealing.
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2. Implement an evolutionary algorithm.
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3. Implement an expected run time empirical cumulative density function.
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4. Implement a simple design of experiment to determine the best solver.
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5. Provide a solver for a competition.
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