An Enhanced MOGWW for the bi-objective Quadratic Assignment Problem

This paper proposes an enhanced Multi-objective Go with the Winners (MOGWW) algorithm to solve multi-objective combinatorial optimization problems. The original MOGWW algorithm is equipped with the well known Pareto Local Search (PLS) procedure. In order to assess the performance of the hybridizatio...

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Main Authors: Everardo Gutierrez, Carlos Brizuela
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Springer 2011-08-01
Series:International Journal of Computational Intelligence Systems
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Online Access:https://www.atlantis-press.com/article/2175.pdf
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description This paper proposes an enhanced Multi-objective Go with the Winners (MOGWW) algorithm to solve multi-objective combinatorial optimization problems. The original MOGWW algorithm is equipped with the well known Pareto Local Search (PLS) procedure. In order to assess the performance of the hybridization, the non-dominated solutions it generates are compared with the ones generated by each of its components. The algorithms are applied to benchmark instances of the bi-objective Quadratic Assignment Problem. Experimental results show that the hybridized version outperforms both its components, i.e. the original MOGWW algorithm and a PLS variant.
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spelling doaj.art-4ee0dd71affc4fe490045623eaad95882022-12-22T03:25:05ZengSpringerInternational Journal of Computational Intelligence Systems1875-68832011-08-014410.2991/ijcis.2011.4.4.12An Enhanced MOGWW for the bi-objective Quadratic Assignment ProblemEverardo GutierrezCarlos BrizuelaThis paper proposes an enhanced Multi-objective Go with the Winners (MOGWW) algorithm to solve multi-objective combinatorial optimization problems. The original MOGWW algorithm is equipped with the well known Pareto Local Search (PLS) procedure. In order to assess the performance of the hybridization, the non-dominated solutions it generates are compared with the ones generated by each of its components. The algorithms are applied to benchmark instances of the bi-objective Quadratic Assignment Problem. Experimental results show that the hybridized version outperforms both its components, i.e. the original MOGWW algorithm and a PLS variant.https://www.atlantis-press.com/article/2175.pdfMulti Objective Go With the WinnersBi-objective QAPPareto Local SearchGreedy Nondominated Local Search.
spellingShingle Everardo Gutierrez
Carlos Brizuela
An Enhanced MOGWW for the bi-objective Quadratic Assignment Problem
International Journal of Computational Intelligence Systems
Multi Objective Go With the Winners
Bi-objective QAP
Pareto Local Search
Greedy Nondominated Local Search.
title An Enhanced MOGWW for the bi-objective Quadratic Assignment Problem
title_full An Enhanced MOGWW for the bi-objective Quadratic Assignment Problem
title_fullStr An Enhanced MOGWW for the bi-objective Quadratic Assignment Problem
title_full_unstemmed An Enhanced MOGWW for the bi-objective Quadratic Assignment Problem
title_short An Enhanced MOGWW for the bi-objective Quadratic Assignment Problem
title_sort enhanced mogww for the bi objective quadratic assignment problem
topic Multi Objective Go With the Winners
Bi-objective QAP
Pareto Local Search
Greedy Nondominated Local Search.
url https://www.atlantis-press.com/article/2175.pdf
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