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2003 NASA/DoD Conference on Evolvable Hardware (EH'03)
p. 164
Fitness Estimations for Evolutionary Antenna Design
Lyudmilla Zinchenko, Taganrog State University of Radioengineering, l. Nekrasovsky, 44, GSP-17A, Taganrog,
Sergey Sorokin, Taganrog State University of Radioengineering, l. Nekrasovsky, 44, GSP-17A, Taganrog,
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Evolutionary design is effective for many applications. However, a choice of the fitness function is often intuitive. In this paper, an effective approach for a comparison of fitness function properties, which uses an estimation of fitness function landscape ruggedness, is described. Penalty coefficients define the importance of each parameter for design goal and change the difficulty of the fitness function landscape significantly. A reasonable choice of objectives and penalty coefficients allows us to reduce the computational efforts because of the smoother landscape of the fitness functions. The effectiveness of the approach is illustrated for fitness functions that are used for evolutionary antenna design.
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Index Terms- Fitness landscape, Evolutionary design, Landscape theory
Citation:
Lyudmilla Zinchenko, Sergey Sorokin,
"Fitness Estimations for Evolutionary Antenna Design,"
eh,
p. 164,
2003 NASA/DoD Conference on Evolvable Hardware (EH'03),
2003
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