GATE
swMATH ID: | 6442 |
Software Authors: | Dominique, Stéphane Author Profile; Trépanier, Jean-Yves; Tribes, Christophe |
Description: | GATE: A genetic algorithm designed for expensive cost functions. We introduce the GATE algorithm, which was specifically designed to lessen the cost of genetic algorithms (GAs) for engineering design problems. The main strength of the algorithm is to find a good design using a relatively low number of function evaluations. The heart of the algorithm is a new heuristic called territorial core evolution (TE). TE regulates the mean step and the permitted search area of the GAs’ random search operators, depending on the state of convergence of the algorithm. As a result, more global or more local searches are made when necessary to better fit the specificities of each problem. GATE, which was initially calibrated using a Gaussian landscape generator as test case, is shown to be very efficient to solve that kind of topology, especially for large scale problems. Application of the GATE algorithm to various classical test cases allows a better understanding of the strengths and limitations of this algorithm. |
Homepage: | http://inderscience.metapress.com/content/8474276806547j13/ |
Keywords: | optimisation; genetic algorithms; territorial core evolution; large scale design problems; academic test cases; engineering design; numerical examples; GATE algorithm; convergence |
Related Software: | Genocop; NOMAD; OrthoMADS; PEET; Matlab; itsmr; Kron; grTheory; Quipper; QuTiP; HeuristicLab; LKH; TSPLIB; PROGRESS |
Cited in: | 6 Documents |
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1 Publication describing the Software, including 1 Publication in zbMATH | Year |
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GATE: A genetic algorithm designed for expensive cost functions. Zbl 1244.65080 Dominique, Stéphane; Trépanier, Jean-Yves; Tribes, Christophe |
2012
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Cited by 17 Authors
Cited in 5 Serials
1 | Applied Mathematical Modelling |
1 | Quantum Information Processing |
1 | Numerical Insights |
1 | International Journal of Mathematical Modelling and Numerical Optimisation |
1 | Decision Engineering |
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