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Network Based Linear Population Size Reduction in SHADE

Authors: Adam Viktorin; Michal Pluhacek; Roman Senkerik;

Network Based Linear Population Size Reduction in SHADE

Abstract

This research paper presents a new approach to population size reduction in Success-History based Adaptive Differential Evolution (SHADE). The current L-SHADE algorithm uses fitness function value to select individuals which will be deleted from the current population. Algorithm variant proposed in this paper (Net L-SHADE) is using the information from evolutionary process to construct a network of individuals and the ones which would be deleted are selected based on their degree of centrality. The proposed technique is compared to state-of-art L-SHADE on CEC2015 benchmark set and the results are reported.

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Czech Republic
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Keywords

linear population size reduction, SHADE, Network

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