A Scalable D Dominant Strategy to Solve Large-Dimensional Multi-Objective Optimization Problems

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Solving large-dimensional multi-objective optimization problems is one of the focus research areas of multi-objective optimization evolutionary . When using traditional multi-objective optimization algorithms to solve large-dimensional multi-objective optimization problems,we found that the unsatisfactory optimizing results often exist. To overcome this flaw, in this paper we studied scalable dominant mechanism and proposed a D dominant strategy. According to the superior theory of D strategy ,we improved the current four kinds of typical multi-objective optimization evolutionary algorithms. The numerical comparison test on DTLZ1-6 (20) questions which were solved by the improved algorithms indicated that D strategy had in varying degrees improved the algorithms for solving large-dimensional multi-objective optimization problems .Thus ,we confirmed that the D strategy for solving large-dimensional multi-objective optimization problems is effective.

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