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Eugene Levner, Vladimir Kats, Pengyu Yan and Ada Che
High-throughput screening systems are robotic cells that automatically scan and analyze thousands of biochemical samples and reagents in real time. The problem under consideration is to find an optimal cyclic schedule of robot moves that ensures maximum ...
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Agostinho Agra and Jose Maria Samuco
Given a social network modelled by a graph, the goal of the influence maximization problem is to find k vertices that maximize the number of active vertices through a process of diffusion. For this diffusion, the linear threshold model is considered. A n...
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Giorgio Lazzarinetti, Riccardo Dondi, Sara Manzoni and Italo Zoppis
Solving combinatorial problems on complex networks represents a primary issue which, on a large scale, requires the use of heuristics and approximate algorithms. Recently, neural methods have been proposed in this context to find feasible solutions for r...
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Baskhad Idrisov and Tim Schlippe
Our paper compares the correctness, efficiency, and maintainability of human-generated and AI-generated program code. For that, we analyzed the computational resources of AI- and human-generated program code using metrics such as time and space complexit...
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Ken Jom Ho, Ender Özcan and Peer-Olaf Siebers
Solving multiple objective optimization problems can be computationally intensive even when experiments can be performed with the help of a simulation model. There are many methodologies that can achieve good tradeoffs between solution quality and resour...
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