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affiliation: University of Dundee, Computing School, UK

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2015
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Hu Xu:
Solver tuning with genetic algorithms. University of Dundee, UK, 2015

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2013
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Hu Xu, Karen E. Petrie, Iain R. Murray:
Using Self-learning and Automatic Tuning to Improve the Performance of Sexual Genetic Algorithms for Constraint Satisfaction Problems. ICCSW 2013: 128-135
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Wei Xu, Jianguo Zhang, Hu Xu, Maojun Zhang:
Height estimation of urban buildings using angle consistency of borderlines of roofs. ICME Workshops 2013: 1-3
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Hu Xu, Karen E. Petrie:
Self-Learning Genetic Algorithm For Constrains Satisfaction Problems. ICCSW 2012: 156-162

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