Hypervolume versus IBD and IBS
- IBD = how good we are
- IBS = how spread out we are
- Both based on IBEA indicator
More Results:
- added some more flavors just so we have one of every cookie
Notes:
- Left table shows the Raw Averages for everyone over 20 repeats
- Right table uses t-statistic to generate confidence interval (99%)
- 7-3-2 on wins-losses-ties when only considering IBD (quality)
- WIN or LOSS = no overlap of confidence interval- RRSL should be GALE, here
Analysis Notes:
- RRSL wins badly on NumEval
- NSGA-II outperforms RRSL in runtime for small MOPs that are cheap to evaluate. But when models become expensive (i.e. POM2), NSGA-II becomes slow and RRSL wins in runtime
- RRSL is a very decision-sided routine. For ZDT1 (30 decisions) and osyzcka2( 5 decisions ), the runtime of RRSL is punished
Paper "3/4 Draft":
- nothing in here, yet: http://unbox.org/things/var/joe/active/
- promise to be integrated in linux/latex fully by full draft time
- https://www.dropbox.com/s/y9ey0hr6agsolzt/solving_problems_in_few_evaluations.pdf?m
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