Article | REF: S7212 V1

Optimizing the placement of irregular shapes

Authors: Salah MAOUCHE, Catherine K. BOUNSAYTHIP, Gilles ROUSSEL

Publication date: December 10, 2000 | Lire en français

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    4. Tree search algorithms

    Before reviewing a few algorithms that can be used for the placement problem, a classification of algorithms will help clarify their presentation.

    4.1 Classification

    A*, Aε and Rδ are algorithms with deterministic strategies. Exploration respects a set of systematic rules or criteria for selecting a state or pruning a branch of the tree. They come in two types:

    • uninformed strategies, such as "depth first" or "width...

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