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Pareto Set Selection for Multiobjective Stochastic Simulation Model

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Seon Han Choi *
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Tag Gon Kim
DOI:10.1109/TSMC.2018.2846680delete
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This paper addresses the problem of selecting a Pareto set from among finite alternatives, where each alternative has multiple performance measures evaluated by stochastic simulations. Under limited simulation resources, we propose an efficient algorithm for solving this problem based on a statistical hypothesis test. Using the test, the proposed algorithm evaluates the uncertainty of each design based on the observed simulation results to identify whether the selected Pareto set is accurate. Based on the evaluated uncertainty, the algorithm assigns additional resources to the designs to maximize the accuracy of the selected Pareto set. Applying the sequential procedure, the algorithm increases the precision of the observed information selectively and gradually. Several experiments, including a practical case study, demonstrated its improved efficiency compared to the existing algorithms in the literature. This improved efficiency, along with low complexity and high robustness to noise, allows the proposed algorithm to be effectively applied to practical system designs.
Keywords:
Uncertainty
System analysis and design
Resource management
Nickel
Stochastic processes
Computational modeling
Robustness
Multiobjective optimization
Pareto optimality
ranking and selection (R&S)
statistical hypothesis test
stochastic simulation
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IEEE Transactions on Cybernetics cover
IEEE Transactions on Cybernetics
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