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During the process of urban development and construction, the overall development level of neighborhoods highlights the great advantages of land conservation and intensive use, co-construction and sharing of resources, openness and interconnection of public space, and high-quality neighborhoods, providing an effective solution to alleviate the problem of "big city disease". This paper focuses on the core connotation and key features of the overall development level of neighborhoods. It analyzes the case of the 03 neighborhood in Shenzhen Qianhai 19th unit based on the grounded theory. The results condense the three-dimensional core connotation of "object-process-organization" of the overall development level of the neighborhood and analyze the key features, namely sharing, coordination, systemic, efficient, people-oriented, and "government-market" duality. This study suggests the popularization and application of the overall neighborhood development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

For the university course timetable problem (UCTP), this paper proposes a parallel iterative local search algorithm based on multi-view learning strategy to solve it. The algorithm designs a multi-neighborhood set with eight base neighborhoods according to the characteristics of UCTP, and formulates the base neighborhood selection probability setting rules based on the increase speed ratio. In the iterative local search process, a multi-view learning strategy with view pooling is presented to fuse the search results of different local search and the search direction is adjusted in time to improve the search efficiency. The algorithm is optimized through the idea of parallel computing to improve the convergence speed of multi-view search. Experimental results show that the proposed algorithm has better solution accuracy, and has excellent scalability and parallel efficiency. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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