In multimodal multiobjective optimization problems(MMOPs),there are several Pareto optimal solutions corre-sponding to the identical objective vector.This paper proposes a new differential evolution algorithm to solve...In multimodal multiobjective optimization problems(MMOPs),there are several Pareto optimal solutions corre-sponding to the identical objective vector.This paper proposes a new differential evolution algorithm to solve MMOPs with higher-dimensional decision variables.Due to the increase in the dimensions of decision variables in real-world MMOPs,it is diffi-cult for current multimodal multiobjective optimization evolu-tionary algorithms(MMOEAs)to find multiple Pareto optimal solutions.The proposed algorithm adopts a dual-population framework and an improved environmental selection method.It utilizes a convergence archive to help the first population improve the quality of solutions.The improved environmental selection method enables the other population to search the remaining decision space and reserve more Pareto optimal solutions through the information of the first population.The combination of these two strategies helps to effectively balance and enhance conver-gence and diversity performance.In addition,to study the per-formance of the proposed algorithm,a novel set of multimodal multiobjective optimization test functions with extensible decision variables is designed.The proposed MMOEA is certified to be effective through comparison with six state-of-the-art MMOEAs on the test functions.展开更多
Recently,multimodal multiobjective optimization problems(MMOPs)have received increasing attention.Their goal is to find a Pareto front and as many equivalent Pareto optimal solutions as possible.Although some evolutio...Recently,multimodal multiobjective optimization problems(MMOPs)have received increasing attention.Their goal is to find a Pareto front and as many equivalent Pareto optimal solutions as possible.Although some evolutionary algorithms for them have been proposed,they mainly focus on the convergence rate in the decision space while ignoring solutions diversity.In this paper,we propose a new multiobjective fireworks algorithm for them,which is able to balance exploitation and exploration in the decision space.We first extend a latest single-objective fireworks algorithm to handle MMOPs.Then we make improvements by incorporating an adaptive strategy and special archive guidance into it,where special archives are established for each firework,and two strategies(i.e.,explosion and random strategies)are adaptively selected to update the positions of sparks generated by fireworks with the guidance of special archives.Finally,we compare the proposed algorithm with eight state-of-the-art multimodal multiobjective algorithms on all 22 MMOPs from CEC2019 and several imbalanced distance minimization problems.Experimental results show that the proposed algorithm is superior to compared algorithms in solving them.Also,its runtime is less than its peers'.展开更多
基金supported in part by National Natural Science Foundation of China(62106230,U23A20340,62376253,62176238)China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(2023M743185)Key Laboratory of Big Data Intelligent Computing,Chongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications Open Fundation(BDIC-2023-A-007)。
文摘In multimodal multiobjective optimization problems(MMOPs),there are several Pareto optimal solutions corre-sponding to the identical objective vector.This paper proposes a new differential evolution algorithm to solve MMOPs with higher-dimensional decision variables.Due to the increase in the dimensions of decision variables in real-world MMOPs,it is diffi-cult for current multimodal multiobjective optimization evolu-tionary algorithms(MMOEAs)to find multiple Pareto optimal solutions.The proposed algorithm adopts a dual-population framework and an improved environmental selection method.It utilizes a convergence archive to help the first population improve the quality of solutions.The improved environmental selection method enables the other population to search the remaining decision space and reserve more Pareto optimal solutions through the information of the first population.The combination of these two strategies helps to effectively balance and enhance conver-gence and diversity performance.In addition,to study the per-formance of the proposed algorithm,a novel set of multimodal multiobjective optimization test functions with extensible decision variables is designed.The proposed MMOEA is certified to be effective through comparison with six state-of-the-art MMOEAs on the test functions.
基金supported in part by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(62071230,62061146002)the Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province(BK20211567)the Deanship of Scientific Research(DSR)at King Abdulaziz University(KAU),Jeddah,Saudi Arabia(FP-147-43)。
文摘Recently,multimodal multiobjective optimization problems(MMOPs)have received increasing attention.Their goal is to find a Pareto front and as many equivalent Pareto optimal solutions as possible.Although some evolutionary algorithms for them have been proposed,they mainly focus on the convergence rate in the decision space while ignoring solutions diversity.In this paper,we propose a new multiobjective fireworks algorithm for them,which is able to balance exploitation and exploration in the decision space.We first extend a latest single-objective fireworks algorithm to handle MMOPs.Then we make improvements by incorporating an adaptive strategy and special archive guidance into it,where special archives are established for each firework,and two strategies(i.e.,explosion and random strategies)are adaptively selected to update the positions of sparks generated by fireworks with the guidance of special archives.Finally,we compare the proposed algorithm with eight state-of-the-art multimodal multiobjective algorithms on all 22 MMOPs from CEC2019 and several imbalanced distance minimization problems.Experimental results show that the proposed algorithm is superior to compared algorithms in solving them.Also,its runtime is less than its peers'.