The Application of Co-Evolutionary Algorithm in the Engineering Project Multi-Objective Optimization Based on Engineering Materials

Wan Qing Li; Shu Fen Tian; Ling Yu Meng; Qing Heng Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.459.145

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The Application of Co-Evolutionary Algorithm in the Engineering Project Multi-Objective Optimization Based on Engineering Materials

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The optimization of the three objectives, time, cost and quality, is the important project management content. This paper applies co-evolutionary algorithm to the optimization of the three engineering project objectives. The populations of time, cost and quality are separately designed for cooperative evolutionary operators in the paper, which are coordinated and compromised to get the coordination solution in pareto optimum. All the programming algorithms are through Matlab, and finally the feasibility and superioirty of this algorithm is proved by a engineering project

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 459)

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145-148

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Wan Qing Li, Shu Fen Tian, Ling Yu Meng, Qing Heng Zhang

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Co-Evolutionary Algorithm, Engineering Materials, Multi-Objective Optimization (MOP), Pareto Optimal Solutions

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