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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137560247uick adaptations to a changing environment that only fast greedy heuristics can handle. The use of memetic algorithms, which are more complex than ad-hoc heuristics, can guide us to more accurate solutions. In order to apply memetic algorithms to such a dynamic environment, we propose a reformulatio

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-08060-0e of the Pareto-optimal front, but also a decision support process to aid the Decision Maker (DM) to progress in the learning of the trade-offs at stake in different regions of the search space. This is accomplished by integrating in the search process the DM’s preferences to guide the search and li

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Effectiveness, Openness and Subsidiarityscrete variables of a problem without any conversion. Applying to two non-linear real-integer-discrete-valued engineering design problems, the proposed DE is found successful in obtaining the known best solutions of the problems.

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