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Many-Task Differential Evolutionary Algorithm Based on Bi-Space Similarity
Many-task differential evolutionary (DE) algorithm is an effective way to optimize multiple tasks simultaneously. The optimization performance of the algorithm decreases due to the negative transfer when the number of tasks is large. To address this problem, a many-task DE algorithm based on bi-space similarity (MaTDE-BSS) is proposed to improve the positive transfer. First, the bi-space similarity metric is designed to characterize intertask similarity quantitatively. The decision space similarity and objective space similarity are considered simultaneously in the bi-space similarity metric. Second, a task selection strategy based on evolutionary state is proposed to select the optimal source task from the source task library accurately. The source task library based on bi-space similarity metric is built for storing source tasks. Finally, a dynamic knowledge transfer strategy is proposed to improve the efficiency of knowledge positive transfer in the many-task optimization. Parameters of the knowledge transfer strategy are adjusted according to bi-space similarity metric adaptively. In addition, the experimental results show that MaTDE-BSS is able to evaluate the intertask similarity more comprehensively. And MaTDE-BSS is more competitive compared to other many-task evolutionary algorithms.
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The IEEE Transactions on Evolutionary Computation is published by the IEEE Computational Intelligence Society on behalf of 13 societies: Circuits and Systems; Computer; Control Systems; Engineering in Medicine and Biology; Industrial Electronics; Industry Applications; Lasers and Electro-Optics; Oceanic Engineering; Power Engineering; Robotics and Automation; Signal Processing; Social Implications of Technology; and Systems, Man, and Cybernetics. The journal publishes original papers in evolutionary computation and related areas such as nature-inspired algorithms, population-based methods, optimization, and hybrid systems. It welcomes both purely theoretical papers and application papers that provide general insights into these areas of computation.