Gray wolf optimization-based self-organizing fuzzy multi-objective evolution algorithm

doi:10.1007/s00500-022-07492-z

2022-09-16

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DOI：10.1007/s00500-022-07492-z

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Two goals of multi-objective evolutionary algorithms are effectively improving their convergence and diversity and making the Pareto set evenly distributed and close to the real Pareto front. At present, the challenges to be solved by the multi-objective evolutionary algorithm are to improve the convergence and diversity of the algorithm, and how to better solve functions with complex PF and/or PS shapes. Therefore, this paper proposes a gray wolf optimization-based self-organizing fuzzy multi-objective evolutionary algorithm. Gray wolf optimization algorithm is used to optimize the initial weights of the self-organizing map network. New neighborhood relationships for individuals are built by self-organizing map, which can maintain the invariance of feature distribution and map the structural information of the current population into Pareto sets. Based on this neighborhood relationship, this paper uses the fuzzy differential evolution operator, which constructs a fuzzy inference system to dynamically adjust the weighting parameter in the differential operator, to generate a new initial solution, and the polynomial mutation operator to refine them. Boundary processing is then conducted. Experiments on 15 problems of GLT1-6 and WFG1-9 and the algorithm proposed in this paper achieve the best on 18 values. And the result shows that the convergence and diversity of the proposed algorithm are better than several state-of-the-art multi-objective evolutionary algorithms.

Keyword:

Gray wolf optimization

Fuzzy inference system

Self-organizing map

Evolutionary algorithm