EvaluatePopulation: Evaluate objective value of a set of individuals
In MaOEA: Many Objective Evolutionary Algorithm
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Evaluate a population with the specified test function. Non-feasible solution are given Inf as objective values.
Usage
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EvaluatePopulation(pop, fun, ...)
Arguments
pop
The population to be evaluated
fun
A string containing which problem is being solved. Currently available in the package: DTLZ1-DTLZ4, WFG4-WFG9.
...
Further parameters used by fun
Value
A matrix of size nObjective, containing the objective values.
Examples
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pop <- matrix(runif(8*50),nrow=8) # 8 variables, 50 individuals
EvaluatePopulation(pop,WFG4,3) # the 3 is passed to WFG4 nObj
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Evaluate a population with the specified test function. Non-feasible solution are given Inf as objective values.
Usage
1 | EvaluatePopulation(pop, fun, ...)
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Arguments
pop |
The population to be evaluated |
fun |
A string containing which problem is being solved. Currently available in the package: DTLZ1-DTLZ4, WFG4-WFG9. |
... |
Further parameters used by |
Value
A matrix of size nObjective, containing the objective values.
Examples
1 2 | pop <- matrix(runif(8*50),nrow=8) # 8 variables, 50 individuals
EvaluatePopulation(pop,WFG4,3) # the 3 is passed to WFG4 nObj
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