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Methods of Constructing Argument of Objective Function in Combinatorial Optimization Problems

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Combinatorial configurations of different types are studied. A new point of view is proposed for their classification. Three recurrent combinatorial operators are introduced, and used to form different types of combinatorial configurations.

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Timofeeva, N.K. Methods of Constructing Argument of Objective Function in Combinatorial Optimization Problems. Cybernetics and Systems Analysis 38, 873–878 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1022944021651

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