Dr. Oscar Humberto Montiel Ross
Research and development, Instituto Politécnico Nacional - CITEDI, Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico
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View All Publications1 April 2019 in Applied Soft Computing
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Ulises Orozco-RosasOscar Humberto Montiel RossRSRoberto Sepúlveda
Roberto Sepúlveda
1 June 2009 in Applied Soft Computing
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MGM.A. Porta Garcia
M.A. Porta Garcia
Oscar Humberto Montiel Ross
Oscar CastilloRSRoberto Sepúlveda
Roberto Sepúlveda
Patricia Melin1 July 2015 in Expert Systems with Applications
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Oscar Humberto Montiel RossUlises Orozco-RosasRSRoberto Sepúlveda
Roberto Sepúlveda
1 May 2007 in Information Sciences
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RSRoberto Sepúlveda
Roberto Sepúlveda
Oscar CastilloPatricia MelinARAntonio Rodriguez-Diaz
Antonio Rodriguez-DiazOscar Humberto Montiel Ross25 December 2019 in IEEE Access
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Oscar Humberto Montiel RossThis paper presents a review of quantum-inspired population-based metaheuristics. Quantum-inspired algorithms were born when there were no quantum computers; they demonstrated to have interesting characteristics providing good results in classical computers. At present, when the first quantum computers are available, scientists are working to confirm the quantum supremacy in different fields. After almost 20 years that the first metaheuristic inspired in quantum phenomena was published, a large number of works have been proposed. This paper aims to look back to see which quantum-inspired metaheuristics could be translated to be used in the existing quantum computers based on the circuit model programming paradigm. Reviewed metaheuristics were classified according to their main source of inspiration; just some representative works of each classification were selected because of the vast number of existing works on each one. The analysis was done for the circuit model and metrics as width, size, and length were used to determine their viability of being implemented in a real quantum computer. Moreover, comparative results using metrics such as performance and running time for quantum-inspired metaheuristic were included.
20 September 2014 in Journal of Intelligent & Robotic Systems
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Oscar Humberto Montiel RossRSRoberto Sepúlveda
Roberto SepúlvedaUlises Orozco-RosasAbout Me
OSCAR H. MONTIEL ROSS is currently a researcher at the Centro de Investigación y Desarrollo de Tecnología Digital (CITEDI-IPN). He received a D.Sc. degree in Computer Science from Universidad Autónoma de Baja California (UABC) in 2006, an M.Sc. degree in Computer Science from Instituto Tecnológico de Tijuana in 2000, anM.Sc. degree in Digital Systems from Instituto Politécnico Nacional (IPN) in 1999, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering in Electronics from UABC in 1985, all of them obtained in México. He has published articles, books, and book chapters about quantum computing, evolutionary computation, mobile robotics, mediative fuzzy logic, ant colonies, type-2 fuzzy systems, and embedded systems. Prof. Montiel has led 20 research projects and participated in about 20 others, most of them in the Computational Intelligence field. He is a Senior member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and a member of the International Association of Engineers (IANG) and the Mexican Science Foundation CONACYT (Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología). He has experience editing and publishing books. He is a member of the Editorial Board of the Axioms Journal and an Associate Editor of Expert Systems with Applications. As a Guest Editor, he has published special issues for the Advances in Fuzzy Systems, Computación y Sistemas, Axioms, and Soft Computing journals. He received a Research Award in 2016 from IPN.