ResearchIndex Home M.G.C. Resende, L.S. Pitsoulis, and P.M. Pardalos. American Mathematical Society, 1997. In this paper, we consider r ip neighborhood for general r, and propose e cient implementations for these neighborhoods, which makes use of the memory structure as described in Section 3. Comparing to GSAT, Grasp did better on the aim, ssa7552, and par problems, and worse on the ii and jnh problems. Methods for solving MAX SAT can be classified as incomplete and complete, depending on whether they can find the optimal assignment.
Complete algorithms can determine optimal assignments.
They are generally computationally expensive and have difficulties in solving large problems. On the other hand, incomplete methods are usually faster and can solve some large problems that complete methods cannot handle. M.G.C. Resende, L.S. Pitsoulis, and P.M. Pardalos. American Mathematical Society, 1997. Comparing to GSAT, Grasp did better on the aim, ssa7552, and par problems, and worse on the ii and jnh problems.