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Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #1470


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04/09/11 22:38:36 (13 years ago)
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abeham
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  • Ticket #1470 – Description

    initial v1  
    1 Currently the allele frequncy columns in the chart are ordered by !AverageImpact in line 115 and line 123 of AlleleFrequencyCollectionView.cs. Which means that the place on the x-axis is not fixed for a specific allele in all cases. For the TSP it is fixed as the impact of the allele denotes the length of the edge and is thus independent of the presence of other alleles. But in case of the QAP an allele is the assignment of a certain facility to a certain location. Unless I'm not mistaken on the meaning of an allele's impact, for the QAP it is the sum of the weighted distances to all other assigned facilities. This of course highly depends on which other alleles are present. It could thus be that one allele can have at one time a higher and at another time a lower impact than in the best known solution. This would change the order of the optimal alleles and the columns would appear to be "jumping around" on the x-axis.
     1Currently the allele frequncy columns in the chart are ordered by !AverageImpact in line 115 and line 123 of !AlleleFrequencyCollectionView.cs. Which means that the place on the x-axis is not fixed for a specific allele in all cases. For the TSP it is fixed as the impact of the allele denotes the length of the edge and is thus independent of the presence of other alleles. But in case of the QAP an allele is the assignment of a certain facility to a certain location. Unless I'm not mistaken on the meaning of an allele's impact, for the QAP it is the sum of the weighted distances to all other assigned facilities. This of course highly depends on which other alleles are present. It could thus be that one allele can have at one time a higher and at another time a lower impact than in the best known solution. This would change the order of the optimal alleles and the columns would appear to be "jumping around" on the x-axis.
    22Sorting the alleles in a lexicographic fashion, such as by allele id would always display the alleles on the same x-position (at least those that appear in the !BestKnownSolution).
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