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To address the problem of low search efficiency of multi-objective evolutionary algorithm during iterations, we proposed a new idea which considering a single individual to generate better solutions in a single iteration as a starting point to improve the search performance of multi-objective evolutionary algorithm and designedthe neighbor strategy and guidance strategy based on this improved approach in this paper. We used our proposed new search strategy to improve NSGA-III algorithm(named as NSGA-III/NG) and MOEA/D algorithm(named as MOEA/D-NG). On ZDT, DTLZ and WFG public test sets, the NSGA-III/NG algorithm using the new search strategy was compared with NSGA-II algorithm, NSGA-III algorithm, ANSGA-III algorithm and NSGA-II/ARSBX algorithm. The MOEA/D-NG algorithm using the new search strategy was compared with MOEA/D algorithm, MOEA/D-CMA algorithm, MOEA/D-DE algorithm and CMOEA/D algorithm. Experimental results indicate that the performance of NSGA-III/NG algorithm using our search strategy is superior to NSGA-II, NSGA-III,ANSGA-III and NSGA-II/ARSBX algorithm and the performance of MOEA/D-NG algorithm using our search strategy is superior toMOEA/D, MOEA/D-CMA,MOEA/D-DE and CMOEA/D algorithm. Our proposed search strategy can improve the convergence speed of NSGA-III algorithm and MOEA/D algorithm by 12.54 %,the accuracy of the non dominated solution set by 3.67 %. This situation indicates that our search strategy could significantly improve the search capability of the multi-objective evolutionary algorithm. In addition, this strategy has excellent applicability and could be combined with mainstream multi-objective evolutionary algorithms.To address the problem of low search efficiency of multi-objective evolutionary algorithm during iterations, we proposed a new idea which considering a single individual to generate better solutions in a single iteration as a starting point to improve the search performance of multi-objective evolutionary algorithm and designedthe neighbor strategy and guidance strategy based on this improved approach in this paper. We used our proposed new search strategy to improve NSGA-III algorithm(named as NSGA-III/NG) and MOEA/D algorithm(named as MOEA/D-NG). On ZDT, DTLZ and WFG public test sets, the NSGA-III/NG algorithm using the new search strategy was compared with NSGA-II algorithm, NSGA-III algorithm, ANSGA-III algorithm and NSGA-II/ARSBX algorithm. The MOEA/D-NG algorithm using the new search strategy was compared with MOEA/D algorithm, MOEA/D-CMA algorithm, MOEA/D-DE algorithm and CMOEA/D algorithm. Experimental results indicate that the performance of NSGA-III/NG algorithm using our search strategy is superior to NSGA-II, NSGA-III,ANSGA-III and NSGA-II/ARSBX algorithm and the performance of MOEA/D-NG algorithm using our search strategy is superior toMOEA/D, MOEA/D-CMA,MOEA/D-DE and CMOEA/D algorithm. Our proposed search strategy can improve the convergence speed of NSGA-III algorithm and MOEA/D algorithm by 12.54 %,the accuracy of the non dominated solution set by 3.67 %. This situation indicates that our search strategy could significantly improve the search capability of the multi-objective evolutionary algorithm. In addition, this strategy has excellent applicability and could be combined with mainstream multi-objective evolutionary algorithms.

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Title
New search strategy for multi-objective evolutionary algorithm
Author
Yuejun, Liu 1 

 Software School of Anyang Normal University, Anyang, 455002, Henan, China; Key Laboratory of Oracle Bone Inscriptions Information Processing, Ministry of Education, Anyang, 455002, Henan, China 
Correspondence author
Publication title
Journal abbreviation
Heliyon
Volume
10
Issue
24
Pages
e40917
Publication year
2024
Country of publication
ENGLAND
ISSN
2405-8440
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Peer reviewed
Yes
Format availability
Print
Language of publication
English
Record type
Journal Article
Publication history
 
 
Online publication date
2024-12-05
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Publication history
 
 
   First posting date
05 Dec 2024
   Revised date
04 Jan 2025
04 Jan 2025
   First submitted date
25 Dec 2024
Medline document status
PubMed-not-MEDLINE
Electronic publication date
2024-12-05
PubMed ID
39720044
ProQuest document ID
3149070981
Document URL
https://www.proquest.com/scholarly-journals/new-search-strategy-multi-objective-evolutionary/docview/3149070981/se-2?accountid=208611
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© 2024 Published by Elsevier Ltd.
Last updated
2025-03-30
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ProQuest One Academic