Metaheuristics are methods that allow finding admissible solutions for combinatorial optimization problems such as the Tourist Trip Design Problem (TTDS) while efficiently using computational resources. They can be hybridized with Multi-Agent Systems (MAS), where agent behaviors can be adapted to improve the spectrum of optimization, the quality and type of solutions. This paper reviews existing hybridization architectures and explores their potential to create autonomous and distributed systems for search space exploration. A multi-agent, multi-objective approach of the TTDS, part of the routing class, generalized from the Traveling Salesman Problems (TSP) is proposed to expand its usage to a larger class of domains, with the goal of enabling real-time resolution and better understanding of complex dynamic environments.
Hybridization of Metaheuristic and Multi-Agent System for solving the tourist trip design problem : A literature review
Simon Franck Crepin,Shohei Yokoyama
Published 2025 in Proceedings of the 1st ACM SIGSPATIAL International Workshop on Generative and Agentic AI for Multi-Modality Space-Time Intelligence
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