6 Tabu search
This chapter covers
- Understanding local search
- Understanding how tabu search extends local search
- Solving constraint-satisfaction problems
- Solving continuous problems
- Solving routing problems
- Solving assembly line balancing problems
In the previous chapter, you were introduced to trajectory-based metaheuristics, and you learned about simulated annealing (SA) as an example of these metaheuristic algorithms. The actual first use of a metaheuristic is probably Fred Glover’s tabu search (TS) in 1986, although his seminal article on tabu search was published later, in 1997 [1]. The word “tabu” (also spelled “taboo”) originated from the Polynesian languages of the South Pacific. It is a term used to describe something that is prohibited, ...
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