
Most multi-objective particle swarm optimization algorithms, which have demonstrated their good performance on various practical problems involving two or three objectives, face significant challenges in complex problems. For overcoming this challenges, a multi-objective particle swarm optimization algorithm based on enhanced selection(ESMOPSO) is proposed. In order to increase the ability of exploration and exploitation, enhanced selection strategy is designed to update personal optimal particles, and objective function weighting is used to update global optimal particle adaptively. In addition, R2 indicator is incorporated into the achievement scalarizing function to layer particles in archive, which promotes the archive update. Besides, Gaussian mutation strategy is designed to avoid particles falling into local optimum, and polynomial mutation is applied in archive to increase the diversity of elite solutions. The performance of the proposed algorithm is validated and compared with some state-of-the-art algorithms on a number of test problems. Experimental results demonstrate that ESMOPSO algorithm shows very competitive performance when dealing with complex MOPs.
objective function weighting, Multi-objective particle swarm, Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering, enhanced selection, achievement scalarizing function, TK1-9971
objective function weighting, Multi-objective particle swarm, Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering, enhanced selection, achievement scalarizing function, TK1-9971
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