1. Meta-optimization of multi-objective population-based algorithms using multi-objective performance metrics.
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Łapa, Krystian
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COMBINATORIAL optimization , *PARAMETER estimation , *SUBROUTINES (Computer programs) , *ITERATIVE methods (Mathematics) , *PARETO analysis - Abstract
In this paper, a method for optimizing the parameters of multi-objective population-based algorithms is proposed. It is based on a meta-optimization, in which an external algorithm optimizes the parameters of the main algorithm. The purpose of proposed optimization is to select the functions, on the basis of which the values of parameters of the main algorithm are calculated for each algorithm iteration. The assumption was made that the functions should be selected in order to achieve the best possible Pareto front in terms of multi-objective performance metrics. The proposed method has been designed to allow the optimization of any algorithms and thus to avoid the time consuming manual selection of their parameters. To compare the presented method with other approaches, a set of well-known modeling benchmarks were used. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2019
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