2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.ins.2020.06.045
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Efficient hierarchical surrogate-assisted differential evolution for high-dimensional expensive optimization

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“…Chen et. al [51] presented hierarchical surrogateassisted differential evolution algorithm for high-dimensional expensive optimization problems with radial basis function network and benchmark functions were used and further application to oil reservoir production optimization problem provided promising results. Yi et.…”
Section: Surrogate-assisted Optimizationmentioning
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“…Chen et. al [51] presented hierarchical surrogateassisted differential evolution algorithm for high-dimensional expensive optimization problems with radial basis function network and benchmark functions were used and further application to oil reservoir production optimization problem provided promising results. Yi et.…”
Section: Surrogate-assisted Optimizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Chen et. al [51] presented efficient hierarchical surrogate-assisted differential evolution for high-dimensional expensive optimization using global and local surrogate model featuring RBF network with an application to an oil reservoir production optimization problem. The results show that the method was effective for most benchmark functions and gave promising performance for reservoir production optimization problem.…”
Section: Surrogate-assisted Optimizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Surrogate model (also called proxy) has gained increasing attention recently due to the promising ability on reducing the number of simulation runs during the optimization processes [27][28][29]. Various surrogate methods have been developed to save computational time, e.g., reduced order model (ROM) [30], capacitance-resistance model (CRM) [31] and machine learning methods [32][33][34].…”
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“…Machine learning methods, which are computationally cheap mathematical models, can approximate the input/output relationship between the decision variables and the objective function [27,35]. Commonly used machine learning methods as surrogate are:…”
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