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Composite desirability function (CDF) approach for evolutionary algorithm parameter tuning

Komaki et al., 2016

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1821622228515405428
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Komaki M
Malakooti B
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Proceedings of the 2016 International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management, Detroit, Michigan, USA

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Parameters values of evolutionary algorithms have significant effect on the performance of algorithms. The process of parameter setting is important and this subject has been investigated in the optimization literature using different design of experiment methods, such …
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