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The following pages link to Tight Bounds on the Optimization Time of a Randomized Search Heuristic on Linear Functions (Q4911174):
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- Superpolynomial lower bounds for the \((1+1)\) EA on some easy combinatorial problems (Q306491) (← links)
- The impact of random initialization on the runtime of randomized search heuristics (Q306492) (← links)
- Optimizing linear functions with the \((1 + \lambda)\) evolutionary algorithm -- different asymptotic runtimes for different instances (Q477078) (← links)
- From black-box complexity to designing new genetic algorithms (Q487994) (← links)
- Upper bounds on the running time of the univariate marginal distribution algorithm on OneMax (Q1725646) (← links)
- Solving problems with unknown solution length at almost no extra cost (Q1725649) (← links)
- Reoptimization time analysis of evolutionary algorithms on linear functions under dynamic uniform constraints (Q1725656) (← links)
- Island models meet rumor spreading (Q1725662) (← links)
- Drift analysis of ant colony optimization of stochastic linear pseudo-Boolean functions (Q1728256) (← links)
- On the choice of the update strength in estimation-of-distribution algorithms and ant colony optimization (Q1739102) (← links)
- Optimal static and self-adjusting parameter choices for the \((1+(\lambda ,\lambda ))\) genetic algorithm (Q1750362) (← links)
- Optimal mutation rates for the \((1+\lambda)\) EA on OneMax through asymptotically tight drift analysis (Q1750363) (← links)
- Static and self-adjusting mutation strengths for multi-valued decision variables (Q1750364) (← links)
- Running time analysis of the (1+1)-EA for robust linear optimization (Q2003994) (← links)
- Optimal parameter choices via precise black-box analysis (Q2007714) (← links)
- Working principles of binary differential evolution (Q2007720) (← links)
- A rigorous runtime analysis of the \((1 + (\lambda, \lambda))\) GA on jump functions (Q2144272) (← links)
- Tight bounds on the expected runtime of a standard steady state genetic algorithm (Q2144273) (← links)
- Does comma selection help to cope with local optima? (Q2144274) (← links)
- Self-adjusting evolutionary algorithms for multimodal optimization (Q2144276) (← links)
- Fast mutation in crossover-based algorithms (Q2144278) (← links)
- Fixed-target runtime analysis (Q2144280) (← links)
- Analysis of the \((1 + 1)\) EA on subclasses of linear functions under uniform and linear constraints (Q2182714) (← links)
- Lower bounds on the run time of the univariate marginal distribution algorithm on OneMax (Q2182723) (← links)
- On the benefits of populations for the exploitation speed of standard steady-state genetic algorithms (Q2211362) (← links)
- Exponential upper bounds for the runtime of randomized search heuristics (Q2220808) (← links)
- The runtime of the compact genetic algorithm on jump functions (Q2240129) (← links)
- Improved runtime results for simple randomised search heuristics on linear functions with a uniform constraint (Q2240133) (← links)
- The choice of the offspring population size in the \((1,\lambda)\) evolutionary algorithm (Q2250995) (← links)
- The impact of lexicographic parsimony pressure for ORDER/MAJORITY on the run time (Q2306019) (← links)
- The linear hidden subset problem for the \((1 + 1)\) EA with scheduled and adaptive mutation rates (Q2315023) (← links)
- The interplay of population size and mutation probability in the \((1+\lambda )\) EA on OneMax (Q2362360) (← links)
- On easiest functions for mutation operators in bio-inspired optimisation (Q2362365) (← links)
- Analyzing randomized search heuristics via stochastic domination (Q2415323) (← links)
- Runtime analysis for self-adaptive mutation rates (Q2661995) (← links)
- A tight runtime analysis for the \((\mu + \lambda)\) EA (Q2661996) (← links)
- Concentrated Hitting Times of Randomized Search Heuristics with Variable Drift (Q2942670) (← links)
- Drift Analysis and Evolutionary Algorithms Revisited (Q3177365) (← links)
- Two-dimensional drift analysis: optimizing two functions simultaneously can be hard (Q6175522) (← links)
- Lower bounds from fitness levels made easy (Q6182674) (← links)
- Self-adjusting population sizes for non-elitist evolutionary algorithms: why success rates matter (Q6182679) (← links)
- An extended jump functions benchmark for the analysis of randomized search heuristics (Q6185933) (← links)
- Self-adjusting offspring population sizes outperform fixed parameters on the Cliff function (Q6494347) (← links)