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Multileveled symbiotic evolutionary algorithm: Application to FMS loading problems
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Recently, there has been an increasing effort to address integrated problems that are composed of multiple interrelated sub-problems. Many integrated problems in the real world have a multileveled structure. This paper proposes a new method of solving integrated and multileveled problems. The proposed method is named Multileveled Symbiotic Evolutionary Algorithm (MSEA). MSEA is an evolutionary algorithm that imitates the process of symbiotic evolution, including endosymbiotic evolution. It is designed to promote the balance of population diversity and population convergence. To verify its applicability, MSEA is applied to loading problems of flexible manufacturing systems with various flexibilities. Through computer experiments, the features of MSEA are shown and their effects on search capability are discussed. The proposed algorithm is also compared with existing ones in terms of solution quality. The experimental results confirm the effectiveness of our approach.
Keywords:
symbiotic evolutionary algorithm
multileveled structure
integration
FMS loading
flexibility
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