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Distributed Evolutionary Computing System Based on Web Browsers with JavaScript

by: Jerzy Duda, Wojciech Dłubacz

edited by: Pekka Manninen, Per Öster

In Applied Parallel and Scientific Computing, Vol. 7782 (2013), pp. 183-191, doi:10.1007/978-3-642-36803-5_13  Key: citeulike:12095747

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The paper presents a distributed computing system that is based on evolutionary algorithms and utilizing a web browser on a client’s side. Evolutionary algorithm is coded in JavaScript language embedded in a web page sent to the client. The code is optimized with regards to the memory usage and communication efficiency between the server and the clients. The server side is also based on JavaScript language, as node.js server was applied. The proposed system has been tested on the basis of permutation flowshop scheduling problem, one of the most popular optimization benchmarks for heuristics studied in the literature. The results have shown, that the system scales quite smoothly, taking additional advantage of local search algorithm executed by some clients.


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