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Phương pháp lọc và quạt trong mô hình HP hai chiều của bài toán gấp nếp protein
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Chúng tôi xem xét một mô hình nổi bật và được nghiên cứu rộng rãi về bài toán gấp nếp protein, đó là mô hình HP hai chiều (2D HP), thông qua phương pháp giải lọc và quạt (F&F). Phương pháp của chúng tôi được thiết kế để tạo ra những chuyển động hợp thành nhằm khám phá không gian giải pháp một cách năng động và thích ứng. Kết quả tính toán cho các bộ bài toán chuẩn cho thấy thuật toán F&F cạnh tranh rất cao với các thuật toán hàng đầu hiện tại, chỉ cần một lần thử nghiệm giải pháp duy nhất để có thể đạt được các giải pháp tốt nhất đã biết cho tất cả các bài toán được kiểm tra, trong khi đó, những phương pháp thay thế thông thường yêu cầu hàng trăm hoặc nhiều lần thử nghiệm hơn để đánh giá hiệu suất của chúng.
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