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Latent variable crossover for k-tablet structures and its application to lens design problems
Author(s) -
Jun Sakuma,
Shigenobu Kobayashi
Publication year - 2005
Publication title -
citeseer x (the pennsylvania state university)
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
ISBN - 1-59593-010-8
DOI - 10.1145/1068009.1068226
Subject(s) - crossover , benchmark (surveying) , curse of dimensionality , fitness function , mathematical optimization , population , subspace topology , computer science , fitness landscape , algorithm , function (biology) , genetic algorithm , mathematics , artificial intelligence , demography , geodesy , evolutionary biology , sociology , biology , geography
This paper presents the Real-coded Genetic Algorithms for high-dimensional ill-scaled structures, what is called, the k-tablet structure. The k-tablet structure is the landscape that the scale of the fitness function is different between a k-dimensional subspace and the orthogonal (n-k)-dimensional subspace. The search speed of traditional GAs degrades when a high dimensional k-tablet structure is included in the landscape of the fitness function.In this structure, offspring generated by crossovers are likely to spread wider region than the region where the parental population covers and this causes the stagnation of the search. To resolve this problem, we propose a new crossover LUNDX-m using only m-dimensional latent variables. The effectiveness of the proposal method is tested with several benchmark functions including k-tablet structures and we show that our proposed method performs better than traditional crossovers especially when the dimensionality n is higher than 100.As an example of a k-tablet structure in real world applications, we show that the lens design problem has a kind of k-tablet structures and that our proposed method also performs better than conventional crossovers in this problem.

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