Tabu Search Implementation

[Vikas Agrawal]

Hello All:

I very new to OptaPlanner. I was doing some search on how to implement Tabu Search Algorithm in Java and came across this software. I was wondering if anybody has any idea if OptaPlanner has any simple example on Tabu Search which could be easy to follow. Looks like I can implement many different types of optimization techniques (such as simulated Annealing, Evolutionary Algorithm, etc).

Any help will be greatly appreciated as I have been struggle to implement Tabu Search and there are no good open source java framework available on it.

Thanks,

Vikas

[Geoffrey De Smet]

In docs, see section "Tabu Search" (it explains it with a nice diagram based, using the n queens example).
In source code, see AccepterConfig.java, EntityTabuAccepter.java, etc.

With kind regards,
Geoffrey De Smet

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[Vikas Agrawal]

Hello Geoffrey,

Thanks for the info. Where can I find the source code for the project. I wish to see the details of EntityTabuAccepter.java to under it better. Since it's open source project, I thought we can have access to the source code. I did go to http://www.optaplanner.org/code/sourceCode.html but couldn't find the link to the source code. 

Thanks, I really appreciate your help...

Vikas

[Vikas Agrawal]

Hello Geoffrey,

I was able to download Git and follow the instruction as mentioned at http://www.optaplanner.org/code/sourceCode.html.

I use Eclipse for programming my Java projects. How can I view the source code in Eclipse? I am kind of new to this and excited to explore.

Thanks,

Vikas

[Geoffrey De Smet]

I use Eclipse for programming my Java projects. How can I view the source code in Eclipse? I am kind of new to this and excited to explore.

See docs chapter 1.

With kind regards,
Geoffrey De Smet