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Optimization Problem and Winner of ISCSO 2021
Problem Definition The three-dimensional steel truss structure shown below is composed of 345 members and 105 nodes (including 15 supported nodes). Sizing optimization of this truss is considered. The topology of the truss (i.e., the way that the nodes are
Winner of ISCSO 2019
We would like to thank all the ISCSO 2019 participants for their contributions to the event. The winner of ISCSO 2019 is Kazuki Hayashi from Kyoto University, Japan. You may find the optimum solution, reported by the winner, below. Congratulations Kazuki!
Optimization Problem and Winner of ISCSO 2019
Problem Definition The three-dimensional steel truss structure shown below is composed of 260 members and 76 nodes. Sizing and shape optimization of this truss is considered. The topology of the truss (i.e. the way that the nodes are connected to
Winner of ISCSO 2018
We would like to thank all the ISCSO 2018 participants for their contributions to the event. The winner of ISCSO 2018 is Team EvoMDO from University of New South Wales (UNSW) Canberra, Australia. You may find the optimum solution, reported
Optimization Problem and Winner of ISCSO 2018
Problem Definition The three-dimensional steel truss structure shown below is composed of 314 members and 84 nodes. Sizing and shape optimization of this truss is considered. The topology of the truss (i.e. the way that the nodes are connected to
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Winner of ISCSO 2017
We would like to thank all the ISCSO 2017 participants for their contributions to the event. The winner of ISCSO 2017 is Team COIN from Michigan State University, United States. You may find the optimum solution, reported by the winner,
Optimization Problem and Winner of ISCSO 2017
Problem Definition The three-dimensional steel truss structure shown below is composed of 198 members and 52 nodes. Sizing and shape optimization of this truss is considered. The topology of the truss (i.e. the way that the nodes are connected to
Winner of ISCSO 2016
We would like to thank all the ISCSO 2016 participants for their contributions to the event. The winner of ISCSO 2016 is Muhammad Firmansyah Kasim from the University of Oxford, United Kingdom. You may find the optimum solution, reported by the winner,