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Global optimization methods for multimodal inverse problems
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    Global optimization methods for multimodal inverse problems (English)
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    1 April 1993
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    The authors compare the practical efficiency of simulated annealing versus genetic algorithm for the inversion of a one-dimensional seismogram. The implementation is carefully discussed. They observe a good behaviour of both algorithms for a number of parameters up to 22; with 30 parameters the genetic algorithm can still solve the problem, whereas simulated annealing is defeated.
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    global optimization
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    inverse problems
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    practical efficiency
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    simulated annealing
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    genetic algorithm
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    seismogram
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    implementation
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