The Algorithm Selection Problem¶
Rice, J. R. (1976). The Algorithm Selection Problem. Advances in Computers.
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Mechanisms¶
- Search Algorithm Portfolio
- It is most valuable exactly when terrain is uncertain and the tactics available have complementary strengths, so no single choice is safe — the portfolio converts "pick the right algorithm" into "let performance pick it."
This sourceFrames algorithm selection as using problem features and performance criteria to choose the best-performing member of an available algorithm set for each problem instance.
- It is most valuable exactly when terrain is uncertain and the tactics available have complementary strengths, so no single choice is safe — the portfolio converts "pick the right algorithm" into "let performance pick it."
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