Study of Traveling Salesman Problem Using Genetic Algorithm
Journal Title: International Journal of Engineering, Science and Mathematics - Year 2012, Vol 2, Issue 5
Abstract
The traveling salesman problem is a permutation problem in which the goal is to find the shortest path between N different cities that the salesman takes is called the TOUR. In other words, the problem deals with finding a route covering all cities so that the total distance traveled is minimal. This paper gives a solution to find an optimum route for traveling salesman problem using Genetic algorithm technique, in which cities are selected randomly as initial population. The new generations are then created repeatedly until the proper path is reached upon reaching the stopping criteria.
Authors and Affiliations
Er. Ashish Gupta and Er. Shipra Khurana
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