In 2019, a new selection method, named fitness-distance balance (FDB), was proposed. FDB has been proved to have a significant effect on improving the search capability for evolutionary algorithms. But it still suffers from poor flexibility when encountering various optimization problems. To address this issue, we propose a functional weights-enhanced FDB (FW). These functional weights change the original weights in FDB from fixed values to randomly generated ones by a distribution function, thereby enabling the algorithm to select more suitable individuals during the search. As a case study, FW is incorporated into the spherical search algorithm. Experimental results based on various IEEE CEC2017 benchmark functions demonstrate the effectiveness of FW.
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WANG, K., TAO, S., WANG, R. L., TODO, Y., & GAO, S. (2021). Fitness-distance balance with functionalweights: A new selection method for evolutionary algorithms. IEICE Transactions on Information and Systems, E104D(10), 1789–1792. https://doi.org/10.1587/transinf.2021EDL8033
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