Montgomery, James, et al. “Some Convergence Properties of Differential Evolution”. IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation, 2021, https://scholar2.islandarchives.ca/islandora/object/ir%3A25315.

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Author: Montgomery, James
Author: Bolufé-Röhler, Antonio
Author: Tamayo-Vera, Dania
Author: Hendtlass, Tim
Contributor: IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation
Author: Chen, Stephen
Date Issued
2021
Abstract

Differential Evolution uses fitness-based selection – a new solution will replace a reference target solution only if it is at least as fit. In a multi-modal search space, we are more interested in the (fitness of the) nearby local optimum that a search solution could lead to than its current fitness. Fitnessbased selection can in fact lead to "Failed Exploration" – the rejection of a search solution from a region of the search space that could lead to fitter (local) optimum because it is less fit than the reference solution (which leads to a less fit local optimum). We conduct several experiments to observe the occurrence of Failed Exploration in Differential Evolution, and we provide some insights into its operation and convergence properties.

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  • English
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IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation