Add to ORKGThe paper is devoted to upper bounds on run-time of Non-Elitist Genetic Algorithms until some target subset of solutions is visited for the first time. By means of drift analy-sis, the previously known upper bounds are improved and extended. Introduction. The genetic algorithm (GA) proposed by J. Holland [5] is a randomized heuristic search method, based on analogy with the genetic mechanisms observed in nature and employing a population of tentative solutions. Different modifications of GA are widely used in areas of operations research, pattern recognition, artificial intelligence etc. In this paper, the genetic algorithms are studied on a wide class of combinatoria
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The paper is devoted to upper bounds on the expected first hitting times of the sets of local or glo...
It is difficult to predict a genetic algorithm's behavior on an arbitrary problem. Combining ge...
For the global optimization problems with continuous variables, evolutionary algorithms (EAs) are of...
The fitness-level technique is a simple and old way to derive upper bounds for the expected runtime ...
In spite of many applications of evolutionary algorithms in optimisation, theoretical results on the...
AbstractEvolutionary algorithms (EA) have been shown to be very effective in solving practical probl...
Abstract. Evolutionary algorithms are randomized search heuristics whose general variants have been ...
The expected first hitting time is an important issue in theoretical analyses of evolutionary algori...
The genetic algorithm (GA) is a machine-based optimization routine which connects evolutionary learn...
Although widely applied in optimisation, relatively little has been proven rigorously about the role...
Run time analysis of evolutionary algorithms recently makes significant progress in linking algorith...
Genetic algorithms are stochastic search procedures based on randomized operators such as crossover ...
AbstractThe most common application of genetic algorithms to combinatorial optimization problems has...
This paper surveys strategies applied to avoid premature convergence in Genetic Algorithms (GAs).Gen...
This paper presents a lower-bound result on the computational power of a genetic algorithm in the co...