Proceedings of the 2002 Congress on Evolutionary Computation. CEC'02 (Cat. No.02TH8600)
DOI: 10.1109/cec.2002.1004406
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Comparing a coevolutionary genetic algorithm for multiobjective optimization

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“…A Multi Objective GA (MOGA) is proposed to solve multi objective problems combining both continuous and discrete variables [8,11]. The MOGA was able to find the optimal solution for each objective function, as well as an important number of Pareto optimal solutions [9].…”
Section: Multi-objective Genetic Algorithmmentioning
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“…A Multi Objective GA (MOGA) is proposed to solve multi objective problems combining both continuous and discrete variables [8,11]. The MOGA was able to find the optimal solution for each objective function, as well as an important number of Pareto optimal solutions [9].…”
Section: Multi-objective Genetic Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A solution is Pareto-optimal if no other solution can improve one objective function without a simultaneous deterioration of at least one of the other objectives. A set of such solutions is called the Pareto-optimal front [10,11]. An example of a Pareto front is seen in Figure 2.Evolutionary algorithms (EAs) have recently attracted much attention in the exploration of Paretooptimal fronts.…”
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“…In brief, the competitive one is supposed when individuals are rewarded if they defeat the individuals with which they compete. These interactions can support "arms races" in which the individuals force each other to become increasingly competent [21]. The instances are the predator-prey kind of relations.…”
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“…Decision support system is an interactive computer-based system to support user in assessing and deciding an option [6]. The applicability and efficiency of solution procedure is demonstrated through numerical example and a co-evolutionary algorithms and genetic algorithm (GA) is proposed as a solution method [7] Background and Related Works:-A study of coevolutionary algorithm and genetic algorithm for multiobjective optimization is performed used in the previous research by [3]. In their study, they were comparing coevolutionary algorithm (CGA) with 7 other algorithm in optimizing multiobjective function.…”
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