Luis Martí, Jesús García, A. Berlanga, J. M. Molina
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A progress indicator for detecting success and failure in evolutionary multi-objective optimization
In this work we present a novel progress indicator, called fitness homogeneity indicator (FHI). This indicator improves the other previously discussed indicators as it takes into account all possible processes taking place in the population while not requiring an intensive computation as it relies on the fitness values calculated for the individuals. It is also capable of equally detecting success and failure scenarios, hopefully making an early detection of the second case.