Titlebook: Evolutionary Multi-Criterion Optimization; 6th International Co Ricardo H. C. Takahashi,Kalyanmoy Deb,Salvatore Gr Conference proceedings 2

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Fran?ois Conti,Jaeheung Park,Oussama Khatibll representations of trade-off surfaces for the purposes of a posteriori decision-making. Whilst there is evidence that some approaches can outperform both random search and standard Pareto-based methods, best-in-class algorithms have yet to be identified. We consider the concept of co-evolving a p

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M. Ani Hsieh,Oussama Khatib,Vijay Kumarfound by an underlying multi-objective evolutionary algorithm. Since that scheme introduced additional parameters that have to be set by the user, in this paper we propose important modifications in order to automatically set those parameters. Such parameters control the number of solutions devoted

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Donald L. Ballantyne,John Marquis Converseutions to guide their search. They have been shown to perform well in solving multi-objective optimization problems. In this work, we analyze the performance of moRBCs when modified by introducing tabu moves. We also study their behavior when the selection to update the reference population and arch

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Mark E. Mattson,Bernard J. BaarsEMO) algorithms. A range of test problems exist which have enabled the research community to understand how the performance of EMO algorithms is affected by the geometrical shape of the . (PF), i.e., PF being convex, concave or mixed. However, the shapes of the . (PS) of most of these test problems

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Local Strain Models for Variable Loads both evolutionary algorithms and multiple criteria decision making approaches. Our algorithm uses achievement scalarizing functions and the potential of population based evolutionary algorithms to help the decision maker to direct the search towards the desired Pareto optimal solution. Starting fro

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The Impact of Responsibility on Gift Giving,SNS for multiobjective optimization. We show in this paper that this technique is very efficient for the resolution of multiobjective combinatorial optimization problems. Two problems are considered: the multiobjective multidimensional knapsack problem and the multiobjective set covering problem. VL

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