Yiyuan Wang

Dr. Yiyuan Wang

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Academic Career Length

11Years (2016-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 March 2020 in Artificial Intelligence
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YWYiyuan Wang
Yiyuan Wang
SCShaowei Cai
Shaowei Cai
JCJiejiang Chen
Jiejiang Chen
MYMinghao Yin
Minghao Yin

8 November 2022 in Artificial Intelligence
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JCJiejiang Chen
Jiejiang Chen
SCShaowei Cai
Shaowei Cai
YWYiyuan Wang
Yiyuan Wang
WXWenhao Xu
Wenhao Xu
JJJia Ji
Jia Ji
MYMinghao Yin
Minghao Yin

1 February 2020 in Information Sciences
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YWYiyuan Wang
Yiyuan Wang
SPShiwei Pan
Shiwei Pan
CLChenxi Li
Chenxi Li
MYMinghao Yin
Minghao Yin

20 April 2016 in International Transactions in Operational Research
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YWYiyuan Wang
Yiyuan Wang
MYMinghao Yin
Minghao Yin
DODantong Ouyang
Dantong Ouyang
LZLiming Zhang
Liming Zhang

1 October 2021 in European Journal of Operational Research
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YWYiyuan Wang
Yiyuan Wang
SPShiwei Pan
Shiwei Pan
SASameh Al-Shihabi
Sameh Al-Shihabi
JZJunping Zhou
Junping Zhou
NYNan Yang
Nan Yang
MYMinghao Yin
Minghao Yin

27 February 2019 in Mathematics
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FYFuyu Yuan
Fuyu Yuan
CLChenxi Li
Chenxi Li
XGXin Gao
Xin Gao
MYMinghao Yin
Minghao Yin
YWYiyuan Wang
Yiyuan Wang
The minimum total dominating set (MTDS) problem is a variant of the classical dominating set problem. In this paper, we propose a hybrid evolutionary algorithm, which combines local search and genetic algorithm to solve MTDS. Firstly, a novel scoring heuristic is implemented to increase the searching effectiveness and thus get better solutions. Specially, a population including several initial solutions is created first to make the algorithm search more regions and then the local search phase further improves the initial solutions by swapping vertices effectively. Secondly, the repair-based crossover operation creates new solutions to make the algorithm search more feasible regions. Experiments on the classical benchmark DIMACS are carried out to test the performance of the proposed algorithm, and the experimental results show that our algorithm performs much better than its competitor on all instances.