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What is Many-Objective Problem

Encyclopedia of Artificial Intelligence
Problem consisting of more than 3-4 objectives to be concurrently maximised/minimised.
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Many-Objective Evolutionary Optimisation
Francesco di Pierro (University of Exeter, UK), Soon-Thiam Khu (University of Exeter, UK), and Dragan A. Savic (University of Exeter, UK)
Copyright: © 2009 |Pages: 7
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-59904-849-9.ch154
Abstract
Many-objective evolutionary optimisation is a recent research area that is concerned with the optimisation of problems consisting of a large number of performance criteria using evolutionary algorithms. Despite the tremendous development that multi-objective evolutionary algorithms (MOEAs) have undergone over the last decade, studies addressing problems consisting of a large number of objectives are still rare. The main reason is that these problems cause additional challenges with respect to low-dimensional ones. This chapter gives a detailed analysis of these challenges, provides a critical review of the traditional remedies and methods for the evolutionary optimisation of many-objective problems and presents the latest advances in this field.
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