The Travelling Salesman (3 of 3: Ant Colonisation Heuristic)

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really great trio of videos for this. im glad that person asked for clarification about it being different from NN because i didnt fully under until you explained it to them

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[@ishaantrivedi9968]

Great explanations!.. I learnt a lot from this. My only question is: How is it possible to actually apply the ant-colonisation method to solve a salesman problem with say an n number of points. I'm assuming it could be done with computer programming, but is there a way to make it work on classic pen n paper?

[@Ben-ew3hv]

this problem is fundamentally a computer science problem so most solutions are done with extremely large data sets with anything in polynomial time being seen as efficient. Therefore people dont spend much time looking for pen and paer solutions

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[@andredejager3637]

Mind blown by ants 😂

[@mrbouncelol]

This was a very interesting problem, but I do not see how the ant colonisation method is finding the shortest path that explores every single point. The method may very well result in the fastest possible accumulation of resources, but not the original question of the problem.

[@Engeloid]

Well, as he said these are heuristics. So through iteration of those heuristics and using different starting points at least one path should be the optimal. And this might as well be a path the ants have chosen.

[@RetroGamingClashOfClans]

that's not the exact traveling salesman problem but that also could be interpreted as a NP problem which is the category what traveling salesman is from.

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