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Table 1.

Input parameters for LAAT and run information.

Param. Value Definition Run r (deg) Ni Nf Time (min)
Nagents 500 Number of agents
Niter 10 Number of iterations 1 0.5 37418 10880 ∼15
Ns 2500 Number of steps taken by each agent
r 0.5−1 Size of a neighborhoods radius 2 0.75 8452 3414 ∼10
κ 0.5 Contribution of alignment vs. pheromone
β 10 Inverse temperature for jump-probabilities 3 0.75 2442 501 ∼10
γ 0.05 Deposited pheromone per visit per agent
ζ 0.1 Evaporation rate per iteration

Notes. From left to right, we give: the parameters used for running the Locally Aligned Ant Technique (LAAT), the values used for each parameter, and its definition. Note that we give the advisable range for the neighborhood radius parameter r for this specific work. In the second part of the table we give: the index of the three runs, the value of r used for each run, the number of stars in the input dataset, Ni, the number of stars remaining after the filtration based on the pheromone, Nf, and the time needed for each LAAT run using the unparallelized MATLAB implementation of LAAT on a machine with a 1.8 GHz × 8 processor and 15.3 GiB of RAM memory.

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