Éric D. Taillard is affiliated with the Dalle Molle Institute for Artificial Intelligence Research in Switzerland. Their research spans multiple scientific domains with a focus on computer science, engineering, and mathematics. This multidisciplinary background supports work in both theoretical and applied optimization problems.
The main fields of study in their research include:
More specialized subfields covered in their published work are:
Éric D. Taillard's research topics focus heavily on optimization and algorithmic methods within these fields. The main topics include:
Their publication record includes contributions to journals and books. The frequent venue for publication is the European Journal of Operational Research, with at least one paper published there. The listed recent paper is titled "A linearithmic heuristic for the travelling salesman problem", published in 2021 in the European Journal of Operational Research with 18 citations.
In book publications, Éric D. Taillard has contributed to works published by Springer International Publishing, including the book "Design of Heuristic Algorithms for Hard Optimization" from 2022, which has gathered 16 citations.
The scientist collaborates with other researchers, including notably Thé Van Luong.
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Fred Glover;Eric Taillard;Dominique de Werra
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Luca Maria Gambardella;Éric Taillard;Giovanni Agazzi
Johann Dreo;Patrick Siarry;Alain Petrowski;Eric Taillard
Luca Maria Gambardella;Éric E.D. Taillard;Marco Dorigo
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Michel Gendreau;Francois Guertin;Jean-Yves Potvin;Eric Taillard
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Johann Dreo;Alain Petrowski;Patrick Siarry;Eric Taillard
Éric D. Taillard;Gilbert Laporte;Michel Gendreau
Michel Gendreau;Gilbert Laporte;Gilbert Laporte;Christophe Musaraganyi;Christophe Musaraganyi;Éric D. Taillard;Éric D. Taillard
Jack Brimberg;Pierre Hansen;Nenad Mlandinovic;Eric. D. Taillard
Frédéric Semet;Eric Taillard
Philippe Badeau;François Guertin;Michel Gendreau;Jean-Yves Potvin
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