Which heuristic methods are named in this clip for multi-objective optimization?

Conditions

• These are presented as example methods, not as a complete taxonomy.
• The clip does not define how each heuristic works internally.

Reasoning, step by step

1. Listen to the spoken list of heuristic techniques.
2. Observe the on-screen overlay listing the methods.
3. Identify the three specific algorithms named.

Example

The speaker names "simulated annealing," "tabu search," and "genetic algorithms" as examples of heuristics. An overlay lists "heuristics:" followed by "simulated annealing," "tabu search," "genetic algorithms," and "...".

Common misconceptions

• Assuming these are the only heuristic methods available.
• Believing the clip explains the internal mechanics of these algorithms.

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