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Tag Archives: metaphor-based algorithms
The importance of using standard terminology in research papers
Today, I will talk about the importance of using standard terminology in research papers in computer science. The idea to talk about this on the blog came after reading an interesting letter about research on optimization called “Metaphor‑based metaheuristics, a … Continue reading →
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