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Deriving operating policies for multi-objective reservoir systems: application of self-learning genetic algorithm

Hakimi-Asiabar et al., 2010

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11272113386904041330
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Hakimi-Asiabar M
Ghodsypour S
Kerachian R
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Applied Soft Computing

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Optimal multi-reservoir operation is a multi-objective problem in nature and some of its objectives are nonlinear, non-convex and multi-modal functions. There are a few areas of application of mathematical optimization models with a richer or more diverse history than in …
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