The suitability of a search method for solving an optimisation problem instance depends on the structure of the fitness landscape of that instance. A fitness landscape in the context of combinatorial optimisation problems refers to the search space of possible solutions, the fitness function, and the neighbourhood operator.
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Primary supervisor: Tim Dwyer
Networks are a useful way to model complex data and systems, from biology, to engineering, to social, economic and political structures. Visualising such network-structured data can be a difficult challenge: when connectivity is high diagrammatic representations of the networks become very dense and tangled. Immersive environments such as virtual and augmented reality offer a way to use the space around analysts to spread out the network to better show the connectivity. This project will explore such immersive environments and natural interaction techniques to allow analysts to better…