A MULTIOBJECTIVE GENETIC LOCAL SEARCH ALGORITHM AND ITS APPLICATION TO FLOWSHOP SCHEDULING
Citation
H. Ishibuchi et T. Murata, A MULTIOBJECTIVE GENETIC LOCAL SEARCH ALGORITHM AND ITS APPLICATION TO FLOWSHOP SCHEDULING, IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON SYSTEMS MAN AND CYBERNETICS PART C-APPLICATIONS AND REVIEWS, 28(3), 1998, pp. 392-403
Categorie Soggetti
Computer Science Cybernetics","Computer Science Artificial Intelligence","Computer Science Interdisciplinary Applications","Computer Science Cybernetics","Computer Science Artificial Intelligence","Computer Science Interdisciplinary Applications
SICI code
1094-6977(1998)28:3<392:AMGLSA>2.0.ZU;2-Z
Abstract
In this paper, we propose a hybrid algorithm for finding a set of nond
ominated solutions of a multi-objective optimization problem. In the p
roposed algorithm, a local search procedure is applied to each solutio
n (i.e., each individual) generated by genetic operations. Our algorit
hm uses a weighted sum of multiple objectives as a fitness function. T
he fitness function is utilized when a pair of parent solutions are se
lected for generating a new solution by crossover and mutation operati
ons. A local search procedure is applied to the new solution to maximi
ze its fitness value. One characteristic feature of our algorithm is t
o randomly specify weight values whenever a pair of parent solutions a
re selected. That is, each selection (i,e,, the selection of two paren
t solutions) is performed by a different weight vector. Another charac
teristic feature of our algorithm is not to examine all neighborhood s
olutions of a current solution in the local search procedure, Only a s
mall number of neighborhood solutions are examined to prevent the loca
l search procedure from spending almost all available computation time
in our algorithm. High performance of our algorithm is demonstrated b
y applying it to multi-objective flowshop scheduling problems.