2008
DOI: 10.1108/02644400810857092
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Optimal structural design family by genetic search and ant colony approach

Abstract: PurposeGenetic Algorithm, as a generalized constructive search method, has already been applied to various fields of optimization problems using different encoding schemes. In conventional GAs, the optimum solution is usually announced as the fittest feasible individual achieved in a limited number of generations. In this paper, such a pseudo‐optimum is extended to a neighborhood structure, known as optimal design family.Design/methodology/approachIn this paper, the constructive feature of genetic search is co… Show more

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“…Several MCDA methods are available and have been applied to various decision problems. In engineering, design problems are often analysed under the optimization paradigm, where algorithms optimize parameters and yield an ideal solution (Au 2007, Kaveh andShahrouzi 2008). Nonetheless, the need to consider human perceptions in the search for integrated solutions to comprehensively evaluate systems or sub-systems has led to the introduction of MCDA approaches in design problems (Nassar 2003, Roulet et al 2006, Mateus et al 2008.…”
Section: Objectives and Methodologymentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Several MCDA methods are available and have been applied to various decision problems. In engineering, design problems are often analysed under the optimization paradigm, where algorithms optimize parameters and yield an ideal solution (Au 2007, Kaveh andShahrouzi 2008). Nonetheless, the need to consider human perceptions in the search for integrated solutions to comprehensively evaluate systems or sub-systems has led to the introduction of MCDA approaches in design problems (Nassar 2003, Roulet et al 2006, Mateus et al 2008.…”
Section: Objectives and Methodologymentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Genetic Algorithm (GA), as a generalized constructive search method, and has already been applied to various fields of optimization problems using different encoding schemes (Kaveh, 2008). The optimum solution of GA is usually announced as the fittest feasible individual achieved in a limited number of generations.…”
Section: Genetic Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The width of such a portion is dominated by the number of sampling ants, N , while its depth is affected by the pheromone deposit packet, . In the sampling process offered by the authors [33,34], at every generation of the evolutionary search, N ants sample N individuals of the current population that are fitter than the others. These sampled solution states are then copied to the colony of more frequent successive individuals.…”
Section: Dynamic Sampling Of the Best Generative Individuals Using Anmentioning
confidence: 99%