A hybrid evolutionary algorithm with importance sampling for multi-dimensional optimization
Guanghui Huang, Zhifeng Pan

TL;DR
This paper introduces a hybrid evolutionary algorithm that employs importance sampling and adaptive interval scoring to improve multi-dimensional optimization, effectively avoiding local optima and enhancing search efficiency.
Contribution
It presents a novel hybrid evolutionary algorithm integrating importance sampling with adaptive interval scoring for better multi-dimensional optimization.
Findings
Outperforms standard methods on 30 benchmark functions
Effectively avoids local optima traps
Maintains diversity with combined random and guided search
Abstract
A hybrid evolutionary algorithm with importance sampling method is proposed for multi-dimensional optimization problems in this paper. In order to make use of the information provided in the search process, a set of visited solutions is selected to give scores for intervals in each dimension, and they are updated as algorithm proceeds. Those intervals with higher scores are regarded as good intervals, which are used to estimate the joint distribution of optimal solutions through an interaction between the pool of good genetics, which are the individuals with smaller fitness values. And the sampling probabilities for good genetics are determined through an interaction between those estimated good intervals. It is a cross validation mechanism which determines the sampling probabilities for good intervals and genetics, and the resulted probabilities are used to design crossover, mutation…
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Taxonomy
TopicsMetaheuristic Optimization Algorithms Research · Evolutionary Algorithms and Applications · Advanced Multi-Objective Optimization Algorithms
