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Parallel Heuristic Search: Algorithms, Analysis and Applications - Part I

Peter Sanders
AG1
AG1 Advanced Mini-Course
AG 1, AG 2  
AG Audience
English

Date, Time and Location

Tuesday, 24 February 98
13:30
60 Minutes
46.1
024
Saarbrücken

Abstract

This mini-course discusses the parallelization of heuristic search

algorithms based on traversing large implicitly defined trees by
backtracking and related methods. There are many applications of this
principle in AI, Operations Research, theorem proving, parallel
functional and logical programming languages and discrete mathematics.
The emphasis is on provably efficient load balancing algorithms for
very irregular and almost completely unpredictable computations which
are typical for these applications.

Part I: Introduction
- Motivation
- Modelling
- Approaches to Parallellization
- Algorithmic and Analytic Tools
- The Random Polling Load Balancer

Contact

Christos Zaroliagis, Stefan Schirra
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