Satellite scheduling is a typical multi-peak, many-valley, nonlinear multi-objective optimization problem. How to effectively implement the satellite scheduling is a crucial research in space areas.This paper mainly discusses the performance of VEGA (Vector Evaluated Genetic Algorithm) based on the study of basic principles of VEGA algorithm, algorithm realization and test function, and then improves VEGA algorithm through introducing vector coding, new crossover and mutation operators, new methods to assign fitness and hold good individuals. As a result, the diversity and convergence of improved VEGA algorithm of improved VEGA algorithm have been significantly enhanced and will be applied to Earth-Mars orbit optimization. At the same time, this paper analyzes the results of the improved VEGA, whose results of performance analysis and evaluation show that although VEGA has a profound impact upon multi-objective evolutionary research, multi-objective evolutionary algorithm on the basis of Pareto seems to be a more effective method to get the non-dominated solutions from the perspective of diversity and convergence of experimental result. Finally, based on Visual C + + integrated development environment, we have implemented improved vector evaluation algorithm in the satellite scheduling
Constellation design is a typical multiple peaks, multiple valleys and non-linear multi-objective optimization problem. How to design satellite constellation is one of the key sectors of research in the aerospace field. In this paper, in order to improve the global convergence and diversity performance of traditional constellation optimization algorithm, multi-parent arithmetic crossover and SBX crossover operator of NSGA-II are used to improve searching capability of this algorithm. Meanwhile, Gaussian mutation and Cauchy mutation, with diversity of population, make the algorithm get better behaviors in convergence and diversity of finding solutions. Based on the methods, an improvement NSGA-II is presented to design constellation in the paper. The algorithm uses fixed length chromosome representation. Real coding is adopted for that the problem has both integer continuous variables. Combining the coverage assessment criterions, an orbit parameters optimization framework based on non-dominated sorting genetic algorithm (NSGA-II) was proposed. This method is applied to a detailed example, and result shows that a group of Pareto solutions with good spread can be achieved, which gives strong support to constellation scheme determination.  
In distributed storage systems, data migration is an efficient method for improving system resource utility and service capacity, and balancing the load. However, the user accessing is changing over time and the state of a distributed system is in an unpredictable stochastic fluctuation, hence traditional heuristic policy-based methods are hard to work in such environment. This paper proposes a fuzzy reinforcement learning method for online data migration named FRLDM which can enable the systems to self-optimize and dynamically choose the candidate data for migration based on their recent access pattern and the current state of the system, thus minimizing the average access response time. The experimental results prove that FRLDM can improve the accesses performance significantly compared with heuristic policy-based methods.
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