Bio-inspired Modeling of Cognitive Tasks

  • Hutchison D
  • Mitchell J
ISSN: 0302-9743
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Abstract

Multiobjective optimization problems have become an important issue at many engineering problems. A tradeoff between several design criteria is required and important efforts are made for the development of Multiobjective Optimization Techniques and, in particular, Evolutionary Multiobjective Optimization. Usually these algorithms produce a set of optimum solutions in Pareto sense, there is not a unique solution. The designer (Decision Maker) has to finally select one solution for each particular problem, then he has to select from a set of Pareto solutions, the most adequate solution according to his preferences. It is widely accepted that visualization tools are valuable tools to provide the Decision Maker (DM) with a meaningful way to analyze Pareto set and then to help to select an adequate solution. This work describes a new graphical way to represent high dimensional and large sets of Pareto solutions, allowing an easier analysis, and helping the DM to select an adequate solution.

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Hutchison, D., & Mitchell, J. C. (1973). Bio-inspired Modeling of Cognitive Tasks. Theoretical Computer Science (Vol. 4527, pp. 568–577). Retrieved from http://www.springerlink.com/content/12068737486307mr

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