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Thierry Troosters,Chris Burtin,Hans Van Remoortel,Daniel Langer,Rik Gosselinktive problems. The focus in this paper is to highlight the importance of restoring the exploitation-exploration balance, when a new operator is introduced. We show how different combinations of problems and EA characteristics pose different opportunities for restoration of this balance, enabling the

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Tony Reybrouck,Marc Gewilligimulation results on two to 10-objective problems, it is observed that an elimination of the NDS procedure from NSGA-III must accompany a penalty boundary intersection (PBI) type niching method to indirectly emphasize best non-dominated solutions. Elimination of the NDS procedure from NSGA-III will

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Cor Zagerser control over the resolution of the estimated Pareto front, and also performs a better spread of solutions along the front. Experimental validation of the proposed cone .-dominance shows a significant improvement in the diversity of solutions over both the regular Pareto-dominance and the .-domina

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Mathieu de Greefhis indicator are studied. Moreover, the theory is also used to develop three indicator based algorithms for approximating the set of optimal solutions. Computational results show the niche of population based algorithms for solving multi-objective problems with variable orderings.

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Dominique Hansen,Paul Dendaleh in which any arbitrary number of uniformly distributed reference points can be created easily at the start of an EMO run. In this paper, we discuss a number of methods for generating such points and demonstrate their ability to distribute points uniformly in 3 to 15-dimensional objective spaces.

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Christophe Van Laethemh in which any arbitrary number of uniformly distributed reference points can be created easily at the start of an EMO run. In this paper, we discuss a number of methods for generating such points and demonstrate their ability to distribute points uniformly in 3 to 15-dimensional objective spaces.