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A novel dynamic reference point model for preference-based evolutionary multiobjective optimization

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Xin Lin
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Wenjian Luo *
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Naijie Gu
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Qingfu Zhang
DOI:10.1007/s40747-022-00870-ydelete
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In the field of preference-based evolutionary multiobjective optimization, optimization algorithms are required to search for the Pareto optimal solutions preferred by the decision maker (DM). The reference point is a type of techniques that effectively describe the preferences of DM. So far, the reference point is either static or interactive with the evolutionary process. However, the existing reference point techniques do not cover all application scenarios. A novel case, i.e., the reference point changes over time due to the environment change, has not been considered. This paper focuses on the multiobjective optimization problems with dynamic preferences of the DM. First, we propose a change model of the reference point to simulate the change of the preference by the DM over time. Then, a dynamic preference-based multiobjective evolutionary algorithm framework with a clonal selection algorithm ((g) over capa-NSCSA) and a genetic algorithm ((g) over capa-NSGA-II) is designed to solve such kind of optimization problems. In addition, in terms of practical applications, the experiments on the portfolio optimization problems with the dynamic reference point model are tested. Experimental results on the benchmark problems and the practical applications show that (g) over capa-NSCSA exhibits better performance among the compared optimization algorithms.
Keywords:
Multiobjective optimization
Evolutionary algorithm
Reference point

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Complex and Intelligent Systems cover
Complex and Intelligent Systems
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harbin institute of technology
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