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Fig. 4. The final -nondominated solutions for ZDT1 problem, obtained by (a) omni-
aiNet (79 solutions) and (b) DT omni-optimizer.
Fig. 5. The final -nondominated solutions for ZDT2 problem, obtained by (a) omni-
aiNet (92 solutions) and (b) DT omni-optimizer
6.4
Multi-objective Multi-global Problem
The multi-objective multi-global problem used in this work was designed by Deb
and Tiwari in [8] and is given by:
Minimize f 1 ( x )= i =1 sin( πx i ) ,
f 2 ( x )= i =1 cos( πx i ) ,
(6)
subject to
0
x i
6
Both objectives of this problem are periodic functions with period 2, such
that Pareto optimal solutions correspond to x i
[2 m +1 , 2 m +3 / 2], where
m is an integer. Figure 6 presents the -nondominated solutions obtained by
(a) omni-aiNet and (b) DT omni-optimizer. The omni-aiNet parameters were
100 generations, 400 individuals in the initial population, 3 generations between
suppressions, 200 individuals in Random Insertion, a suppression threshold of
0 . 006, 2 clones per individual and δ =0 . 001. For this problem, the obtained
results for DT omni-optimizer were achieved with δ =0 . 001, 100 generations
and a population of 400 individuals.
 
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