0 If you do a global search on a computer, you look for every example of a word or phrase in a document:
They are effective at performing global search (in probability) instead of local optima.
The algorithm consistently displays drastic improvements over a global search with demonstrated effort reduction of up to six orders of magnitude.
Global search is used to find the best solution within a neighbourhood.
This global search approach is used for completing fragments into solutions in the local search approach (same branching scheme).
The key idea is that at each step, a given neighbourhood of a certain solution is searched using a global search approach.
In particular, we explore the distinction between global search and local search.
Each node in the global search tree consists of a solution to a conjunctive problem plus the set of remaining disjunctions.
The procedure has shown to be competitive compared to both the pure global search procedure and simple local search methods based on simpler neighbourhoods.
