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On the efficiency of nature-inspired metaheuristics in expensive global optimization with limited budget.

ABSTRACT: Global optimization problems where evaluation of the objective function is an expensive operation arise frequently in engineering, decision making, optimal control, etc. There exist two huge but almost completely disjoint communities (they have different journals, different conferences, different test functions, etc.) solving these problems: a broad community of practitioners using stochastic nature-inspired metaheuristics and people from academia studying deterministic mathematical programming methods. In order to bridge the gap between these communities we propose a visual technique for a systematic comparison of global optimization algorithms having different nature. Results of more than 800,000 runs on 800 randomly generated tests show that both stochastic nature-inspired metaheuristics and deterministic global optimization methods are competitive and surpass one another in dependence on the available budget of function evaluations.

SUBMITTER: Sergeyev YD

PROVIDER: S-EPMC5765181 | biostudies-literature | 2018 Jan

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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On the efficiency of nature-inspired metaheuristics in expensive global optimization with limited budget.

Sergeyev Ya D YD Kvasov D E DE Mukhametzhanov M S MS

Scientific reports 20180111 1

Global optimization problems where evaluation of the objective function is an expensive operation arise frequently in engineering, decision making, optimal control, etc. There exist two huge but almost completely disjoint communities (they have different journals, different conferences, different test functions, etc.) solving these problems: a broad community of practitioners using stochastic nature-inspired metaheuristics and people from academia studying deterministic mathematical programming ...[more]

PMID: 29323223

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On the efficiency of nature-inspired metaheuristics in expensive global optimization with limited budget.

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On the efficiency of nature-inspired metaheuristics in expensive global optimization with limited budget.

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