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1. Computer Science › Machine Learning and Data Classification

   Algorithm Runtime Prediction: Methods & Evaluation

   Hutter, Lin, Hoos and Leyton‐Brown · arXiv (Cornell University) · 2012

   The paper presents improved and new machine-learning models for predicting algorithm runtime, plus features for SAT, TSP and MIP problems, and tests them in a very large empirical comparison.

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   1. UncheckedThe authors report that their new runtime models predict better than earlier approaches on new problem instances, new parameter settings, and both at once.“Overall, we demonstrate that our new models yield substantially better runtime predictions than previous approaches in terms of their generalization to new problem instances, to new algorithms from a parameterized space, and to both simultaneously.”