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一个基于图形神经网络的解决方案框架,用于图形优化问题

Congsong Zhang, Yong Gao, James Nastos

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    |May 21, 2024
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    本研究介绍了一种使用香农的新型解决器框架,用于在约束满足问题 (CSP) 和组合优化问题 (COP) 中分支启发式. 该方法平衡了一般性和特异性,在NP难题上取得了竞争力的结果.

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