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v22 v23 56 56 Are you looking for predefined algorithms which can be executed immediately or an easy step-by-step guide to the parameterization of a particular algorithm? In this section we will provide tutorials on different aspects of HeuristicLab. Most of them are not yet written, but we strive to catch up with the documentation. Contributions are always welcome! 57 57 58 === 4.1 Optimizing External Applications === 59 The [http://cig.dei.polimi.it/?page_id=103 Race Car Setup Optimization Competition] was organized for the [http://dces.essex.ac.uk/research/evostar/ EvoStar 2010] conference. The problem is a classic "simulation-based optimization problem" with a simulator, a simulation model, and several configuration parameters that have to be optimized. The following [[DevelopersOptimizingExternalApplications#Tutorial| Tutorial]] will show you how to configure an external evaluation problem for that particular problem. 60 58 61 [=#PluginManager] 59 62 == 5. Plugin Infrastructure == … … 83 86 * [[User-Defined Algorithm]] 84 87 85 == 8. Testing and Analysis == 88 == 8. Operators == 89 Each algorithm consists of a sequence of clearly defined, unambiguous and executable instructions. We call these atomic building blocks '''operators'''. A [[Operators| list]] of the most important operators is available in the wiki and we try to update it frequently. If the operator you are looking for is not documented there we recommend having a look at the description of the operator in the Optimizer. The description is usually sufficient to apply the operator successfully. 90 91 == 9. Testing and Analysis == 86 92 * '''Batch Run:''' A run in which an algorithm is executed a given number of times (repetitions). 87 93 * '''Experiment:''' An experiment which contains multiple batch runs of algorithms. 88 94 89 == 9. Feedback ==95 == 10. Feedback == 90 96 Any feedback, questions,problems or requests for new features? 91 97 Write an e-mail to support@heuristiclab.com to contact the HeuristicLab development team