2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.cor.2013.12.009
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DE-VNS: Self-adaptive Differential Evolution with crossover neighborhood search for continuous global optimization

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“…Os valores são codificados e modificados com os mesmos operadores aplicados nos indivíduos (TC-AG:2). Kovačević (2014) [69] apresenta um método de controle para o fator de mutação. É definido um conjunto de valores para o parâmetro e as respectivas probabilidades de cada valor são ajustados de acordo com sua taxa de sucesso (TC-RS:1).…”
Section: Evolução Diferencialunclassified
“…Os valores são codificados e modificados com os mesmos operadores aplicados nos indivíduos (TC-AG:2). Kovačević (2014) [69] apresenta um método de controle para o fator de mutação. É definido um conjunto de valores para o parâmetro e as respectivas probabilidades de cada valor são ajustados de acordo com sua taxa de sucesso (TC-RS:1).…”
Section: Evolução Diferencialunclassified
“…Many variants to this basic algorithm can be thought (see, for instance, [10][11][12][13][14]). In this paper we will apply this basic version of the algorithm to IMRT BAO problem.…”
Section: Differential Evolutionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, DE based heuristics use only a few points during the search, even when the size of the problem is very large. Taking those empirical results into account, the following conclusions can be drawn: (i) we do not need n + 1 points to find good search direction in R n as NM method does, i.e., 4 or 5 points could be enough; (ii) a better direction than that defined in NM probably cannot be found, despite of the fact that updating of mutation and cross-over parameters within DE could be succesful [7]. Thus, we got an idea to reduce the number of points in direct search method from DE based methods, although DE methods have nothing in common with NM and SNM.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%