2020
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-26215-0
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Natural Computing for Simulation-Based Optimization and Beyond

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“…Multi-paradigm modeling allows integration of submodels constructed using different modeling methods, in order to support flexible and extensible adoption of multiple perspectives and multiple objectives [32]. Simulation-based optimization, an emerging approach that embeds simulation models into heuristic algorithms to solve the optimization problems, provides capabilities to handle a much larger number of scenarios for much more complex systems than traditional optimization approaches [33,34]. In our research, Anylogic [35], a multimethod simulation platform, has been utilized to develop multiparadigm models, and OptQuest [36], a flexible iterative heuristic engine, has been employed to implement and facilitate simulation-based optimization.…”
Section: A Framework Of the Proposed Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Multi-paradigm modeling allows integration of submodels constructed using different modeling methods, in order to support flexible and extensible adoption of multiple perspectives and multiple objectives [32]. Simulation-based optimization, an emerging approach that embeds simulation models into heuristic algorithms to solve the optimization problems, provides capabilities to handle a much larger number of scenarios for much more complex systems than traditional optimization approaches [33,34]. In our research, Anylogic [35], a multimethod simulation platform, has been utilized to develop multiparadigm models, and OptQuest [36], a flexible iterative heuristic engine, has been employed to implement and facilitate simulation-based optimization.…”
Section: A Framework Of the Proposed Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%