Java Evolutionary Multi-Objective Algorithms, this version was developed with Java 11.
- Integer
- Real (double)
- Interval
- Fuzzy Number (Trapezoidal)
- PSP
- Knapsack
- DTLZ
- ZDT
- For single-objective:
- GA: a genetic algorithm.
- GWO: Grey Wolf Optimizer
- For multi-objective optimization:
- GA: A multi-objectve evolutionary algorithm (using dominance)
- NSGA-II
- NSGA-III
- NSGA-III-P : NSGA-III with preferences incorporation, using a multi-criteria ordinal classifier
- MOGWO : Multi-Objective Grey Wolf Optimizer
- MOGWO/DE: Multi-Objective Grey Wolf Optimizer based on decomposition
- MOGWO-V : Multi-Objective Grey Wolf Optimizer with SBX crossover and Polynomial mutation
- MOGWO-P : Multi-Objective Grey Wolf Optimizer with preferences incorporation, using a multi-criteria ordinal classifier
- MOGWO-O : Multi-Objective Grey Wolf Optimizer with preferences incorporation, using a net outranking score
- iMOACO_R : Indicator-Based Multi-Objective Ant Colony Optimization Algorithm for Continuous Search Spaces
- GWO-InClass: Multi-Objective Grey Wolf Optimizer with InterClass-nC
- ACO-InClass: Indicator-Based Multi-Objective Ant Colony Optimization Algorithm for Continuous Search Spaces with InterClass-nC
- Electre Tri
- INTERCLASS-nC
- INTERCLASS-nB
- SatClassifier
To compile and run from command line the test suite it is necessary to execute the following maven goal:
$ mvn clean compile package
For run
$ java -jar jemoa-1.0.0-jar-with-dependencies.jar -a NSGAIII -m 3
It is required to have a directory -relative to the execution directory- with the instances in the following form:
DTLZ_INSTANCES/numberOfObjectives/DTLZ$N$_Instance.txt
Where N is the number of DTLZ problem. For more details use the --help
There are examples of how to execute each algorithm in the EXAMPLE package, it is only necessary to execute the class of interest, this from an IDE.
E.G.
NSGA-III solving DTLZ problem.
- Castellanos A, Cruz-Reyes L, Fernández E, Rivera G, Gomez-Santillan C, Rangel-Valdez N. Hybridisation of Swarm Intelligence Algorithms with Multi-Criteria Ordinal Classification: A Strategy to Address Many-Objective Optimisation. Mathematics. 2022; 10(3):322. doi.org/10.3390/math10030322
- Castellanos-Alvarez A, Cruz-Reyes L, Fernandez E, Rangel-Valdez N, Gómez-Santillán C, Fraire H, Brambila-Hernández JA. A Method for Integration of Preferences to a Multi-Objective Evolutionary Algorithm Using Ordinal Multi-Criteria Classification Mathematical and Computational Applications. 2021; 26(2):27. doi.org/10.3390/mca26020027