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Parallelization of travelling salesman problem (TSP) using PyCSP

Used as an example in the presentation: "Communicating Sequential Processes (CSP) - An alternative to the actor model"

The implementation models TSP as a complete, undirected weighted graph, and implements the branch-and-bound optimization. The parallelization uses a master-slave pattern, and requires Python 3.

How to run sequential version:

python run_sequential.py <num_cities>, where

  • num_cities is number of cites/node in TSP
How to run parallel version:

python run_parallel.py <num_cities> <task depth> <num workers>, where

  • num_cities is number of cities/nodes in TSP
  • task depth is the length of sub-routes the master will use as tasks in the parallelization. A larger task depth results in more tasks.
  • num workers is number of workers that will be spawned
Branches
  • iter1: Does not use branch-and-bound optimization in parallelization. Less complexity.
  • cluster: Minor modification for using the cluster module in PyCSP.

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