2007 · 24 citations · 7 references
ComputingComputer ScienceAlgorithmsOptimizationQuantum ComputingGenetic AlgorithmsQuantum AlgorithmsQuantum ComputationQuantum DynamicsBinary Decision DiagramsIterative DesignIterative SystemsPopulation SizeQuantum Circuit RepresentationQuantum Search AlgorithmsSmall Population SizeVariable Ordering Heuristics
Summary The Binary Decision Diagram (BDD) is used to represent in symbolic manner a set of states. It’s largely used in the field of formal checking. The variable ordering is a very important step in the BDD optimization process. A good order of variables will reduce considerably the size of a BDD. Unfortunately, the search for the best variables ordering has been showed NP-difficult. In this article, we propose a new iterative approach called QGABDD based on a Quantum Genetic Algorithm. QGABDD is based on a basic core defined by a suitable quantum representation and an adapted quantum evolutionary dynamic. The obtained results are encouraging and attest the feasibility and the effectiveness of our approach. QGABDD is distinguished by a reduced population size and a reasonable number of iterations to find the best order, thanks to the principles of quantum computing
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<i>Explorations in Quantum Computing</i>
Colin P. Williams, Charles H. Bennett · Physics Today · 1999 · 252 citations
Computing, Computer Science, Physics +11