Using Hybrid Dependency Identification with a Memetic Algorithm for Large Scale Optimization Problems

Faculty Computer Science Year: 2012
Type of Publication: ZU Hosted Pages: 168-177
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Journal: Simulated Evolution and Learning Springer Berlin Heidelberg Volume: 0302-9743
Keywords : Using Hybrid Dependency Identification with , Memetic    
Abstract:
Decomposing a large scale problem into smaller subproblems is one of the approaches used to overcome the usual performance deterioration that occurs in EA because of the large dimensionality. To achieve a good performance with a decompositi
   
     
 
       

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