2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.eswa.2012.10.051
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A multi-objective grouping Harmony Search algorithm for the optimal distribution of 24-hour medical emergency units

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“…We start by delving into the first solver considered in this study, the Harmony Search (HS) optimization algorithm, which was coined by Geem et al in [15] and subsequently applied to several applications and problems springing from diverse disciplines, such as Energy [20], Transport [15,21], Games [22] and Health operations [23], among many others [24]. …”
Section: Considered Algorithmsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We start by delving into the first solver considered in this study, the Harmony Search (HS) optimization algorithm, which was coined by Geem et al in [15] and subsequently applied to several applications and problems springing from diverse disciplines, such as Energy [20], Transport [15,21], Games [22] and Health operations [23], among many others [24]. …”
Section: Considered Algorithmsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Harmony Search (HS) optimization algorithm was first proposed by Geem et al in [40] and has been lately applied to diverse applications and problems that range from multiple disciplines, such as Energy [41], Games [42], vehicle routing [43], [44] and Health operations [45], among others.…”
Section: A Multi-objective Harmony Search Algorithm (Mohs)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, Forge et al [2] propose the allocation of resources by means of a centralized search of a Pareto frontier driven by several utility functions measuring several properties: assistance quality, cost, reduction resource overuse and balanced resource deployment. Landa-Torres et al [3] use another centralized searching solution based on harmonic algorithms driven by distance and cost to solve the assignment of traffic resources. Centralized proposals, as the previous ones, share the fact that all the resources properties (availability, usage status, etc) are currently known by the central agency.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%