1. Draw the flow graph for the following flow chart. 2. Determine the Cyclomatic Complexity. 3. Write down the independent paths. Start Parameter initialization Multi-rule neighborhood search Knowledge driven neighborhood search (ResNet) The new solution is better? Replace the original solution The Metropolis criterion Record the optimal solution Complete the iteration? End of the cooling? End Kepler-type temperature decay
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Step 2: Parameter initialization The flowchart moves to the "Parameter initialization" process. Step 3: Multi-rule The flowchart moves to the "Multi-rule" process. Step 4: Neighborhood search The flowchart moves to the "Neighborhood search" process. Step 5: Show more…
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