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The micro genetic algorithm 2: Towards online adaptation in evolutionary multiobjective optimization

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In this paper, a revised version of the micro-GA for multi-objective optimization is proposed, which does not require any parameter fine-tuning and can be used for online adaptation.
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In this paper, we deal with an important issue generally omitted in the current literature on evolutionary multiobjective optimization: on-line adaptation. We propose a revised version of our micro-GA for multiobjective optimization which does not require any parameter fine-tuning. Furthermore, we introduce in this paper a dynamic selection scheme through which our algorithm decides which is the best crossover operator to be used at any given time. Such a scheme has helped to improve the performance of the new version of the algorithm which is called the micro-GA2 (μGA 2 ), The new approach is validated using several test function and metrics taken from the specialized literature and it is compared to the NSGA-Il and PAES.

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