Difference between revisions of "Talk:Temperature Scheduling in Simulated Annealing"

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When you introduce Parsa, you should provide a reference and mention the names of the original authors. You do that for published articles elsewhere, why not for software packages too?
Under the Convergence section, you should make a paragraph break at the point where you start discussing the MIR scheduling in detail. At present, it looks like equations 1-2 are general, whereas I think they are specific to the MIR strategy.

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	# When you introduce Parsa, you should provide a reference and mention the names of the original authors. You do that for published articles elsewhere, why not for software packages too?		# When you introduce Parsa, you should provide a reference and mention the names of the original authors. You do that for published articles elsewhere, why not for software packages too?
−	# Under the Convergence section, you should make a paragraph break at the point where you start discussing the MIR scheduling in detail. At present, it looks like equations	+	# Under the Convergence section, you should make a paragraph break at the point where you start discussing the MIR scheduling in detail. At present, it looks like equations 1-2 are general, whereas I think they are specific to the MIR strategy.