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A comparison of simulated annealing and genetic algorithms for the genome mapping problems Public Deposited

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  • The data used for the construction of genome maps is imperfect, therefore the mapping of a physically linear structure must take place in a very uneven feature space. As the number of genes to be ordered grows, it appears to be impractical to use exhaustive search techniques to find the optimal mapping. In this paper we compare genetic algorithms and simulated annealing, two methods that are widely believed to be well-suited to non-smooth feature spaces, and find that the genetic algorithm approach yields superior results. Here we present performance profiles of comparable implementations of both genetic algorithms and simulated annealing. We have translated the problem to a form comparable to the shortest-path problem and found that the ability of a genetic algorithm to combine different partial solutions seems to be responsible for its superiority over the simulated annealing method. This is because in the genome mapping problem, as in the Traveling Salesman Problem, good solutions tend to be rather sparse and because optimal subtours tend to be components of nearly optimal tours.
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