Advances in Evolutionary Algorithms: Theory, Design and Practice (Studies in Computational Intelligence, 18)

Ahn, Chang Wook

ISBN 10: 364206860X / ISBN 13: 9783642068607

Published by Springer, 2010

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• Title: Advances in Evolutionary Algorithms: Theory, Design and Practice (Studies in Computational Intelligence, 18)
• Publisher: Springer
• Publication Date: 2010
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 364206860X
• ISBN 13: 9783642068607
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

Every real-world problem from economic to scientific and engineering fields is ultimately confronted with a common task, viz., optimization. Genetic and evolutionary algorithms (GEAs) have often achieved an enviable success in solving optimization problems in a wide range of disciplines. The goal of this book is to provide effective optimization algorithms for solving a broad class of problems quickly, accurately, and reliably by employing evolutionary mechanisms. In this regard, five significant issues have been investigated:

• Bridging the gap between theory and practice of GEAs, thereby providing practical design guidelines.
• Demonstrating the practical use of the suggested road map.
• Offering a useful tool to significantly enhance the exploratory power in time-constrained and memory-limited applications.
• Providing a class of promising procedures that are capable of scalably solving hard problems in the continuous domain.
• Opening an important track for multiobjective GEA research that relies on decomposition principle.

This book serves to play a decisive role in bringing forth a paradigm shift in future evolutionary computation.

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Genetic and evolutionary algorithms (GEAs) have often achieved an enviable success in solving optimization problems in a wide range of disciplines. The goal of this book is to provide effective optimization algorithms for solving a broad class of problems quickly, accurately, and reliably by employing evolutionary mechanisms. In this regard, five significant issues have been investigated:

• Bridging the gap between theory and practice of GEAs, thereby providing practical design guidelines.
• Demonstrating the practical use of the suggested road map.
• Offering a useful tool to significantly enhance the exploratory power in time-constrained and memory-limited applications.
• Providing a class of promising procedures that are capable of scalably solving hard problems in the continuous domain.
• Opening an important track for multiobjective GEA research that relies on decomposition principle.

This book serves to play a decisive role in bringing forth a paradigm shift in future evolutionary computation.