Discussion
Why does simulated annealing accept some downhill moves?
Answer: A
A strict climber cannot leave a local maximum, whereas one that occasionally goes downhill may cross a valley to a higher peak, and the falling temperature ensures it eventually settles. Evaluation cost, termination and memory are unaffected. Deliberately accepting a worse state, and controlling how often, converts a greedy procedure into a global one, which is a surprisingly general trick.
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