In this paper, we propose an evolutionary algorithm for handling many-objective optimization problems called MyO-DEMR (many-objective differential evolution with mutation restriction). The algorithm uses the concept of Pareto dominance coupled with the inverted generational distance metric to select the population of the next generation from the combined multi-set of parents and offspring. Furthermore, we suggest a strategy for the restriction of the difference vector in DE operator in order to improve the convergence property in multi-modal fitness landscape.We compare MyO-DEMR with other state-of-the-art multiobjective evolutionary algorithms on a number of multiobjective optimization problems having up to 20 dimensions. The results reveal that the proposed selection scheme is able to effectively guide the search in high-dimensional objective space. Moreover, MyO-DEMR demonstrates significantly superior performance on multi-modal problems comparing with other DE-based approaches.
Pratyusha RakshitArchana ChowdhuryAmit KonarAtulya K. Nagar
Monalisa PalSriparna SahaSanghamitra Bandyopadhyay
Xiaobing YuXianrui YuYiqun LuGary G. YenMei Cai