Multiobjective optimisation of stochastic problems using a mixed metaheuristic and regression technique
Summary: Many real word decision making problems involve multi response problems which have stochastic nature. In some cases the relationship between input and output variables is unknown and the regression techniques are used to data generation in this paper. The problem is modelled by four multi objective decision making (MODM) approaches and six structures of genetic algorithm (GA) are developed to solve these models. In structure of these genetic algorithms, six pairwise multiple comparisons statistical tests are used to control the random nature of problems. Finally the algorithms are applied to several polynomial examples and compared their performance statistically considering their accuracy and running times. Furthermore the multi attribute decision making method, simple additive weighting (SAW), is used to find the most desirable algorithm.
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- Stochastic Algorithms: Foundations and Applications
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 124610
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