Titlebook: Evolutionary Multi-Criterion Optimization; 9th International Co Heike Trautmann,Günter Rudolph,Christian Grimme Conference proceedings 2017

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,Peek – Shape – Grab: A Methodology in Three Stages for Approximating the Non-dominated Points of Mut suggests to separate in three stages the design of an operational solver for this class of optimization problems, featuring a methodology in this context. The arguments are illustrated using the knapsack problem as support, along numerical experiments.

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,Die Leitf?higkeit ,, des Nutenflusses,wn Traveling Salesman Problem and Binary Knapsack Problem interact. The interdependence of these two components builds an interwoven system where solving one subproblem separately does not solve the overall problem. The objective space of the Bi-Objective Traveling Thief Problem has through the inte

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Frank A. Coutelieris,Antonios Kanavourasombinatorial optimisation problems. This raises the question how to most effectively leverage AAC in the context of building or optimising multi-objective optimisation algorithms, and specifically, multi-objective local search procedures. Because the performance of multi-objective optimisation algor

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-15293-2hardness. In this paper we rigorously investigate the complexity status of some well-known multiobjective optimization problems and ask the question if these problems really are .-hard. It turns out, that most of them do not seem to be and for one we prove that if it is .-hard then this would imply

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Herrade Igersheim,Mathieu Lefebvree Pareto front. We analyze how methods based on angles have been utilized in the past for this task and propose a new angle-based measure—angle utility—that ranks points of the Pareto front irrespective of its shape or the number of objectives. An algorithm for finding angle utility optima is presen

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-25806-4approaches to assessing algorithm performance have been pursued: using set quality indicators, and the (empirical) attainment function and its higher-order moments as a generalization of empirical cumulative distributions of function values. Both approaches have their advantages but rely on the choi