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Metaheuristics support managers in decision making with robust tools providing high quality solutions to important problems in business, engineering, economics and science in reasonable time horizons. While finding exact solutions in these applications still poses a real challenge despite the impact of recent advances in computer technology and the great interactions between computer science, management science/operations research and mathematics, (meta-) heuristics still seem to be the methods of choice in many (not to say most) applications. In this chapter we give some insight into the state of the art of metaheuristics. It focuses on the significant progress regarding the methods themselves as well as the advances regarding their interplay and hybridization with exact methods.

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