Abstract There are many complex multi-objective optimization problems in the real world, which difficult to solve using traditional methods. Multi-objective particle swarm is one of effective algorithms such problems. This paper proposes a with dynamic population size (D-MOPSO), helps compensate for lack convergence and diversity brought by optimization, makes full use existing resources search...

With the rapid development of sensor technology and mobile services, service model crowd sensing (MCS) has emerged. In this model, user groups perceive data through carried terminal devices, thereby completing large-scale distributed tasks. Task allocation is an important link in MCS, but interests task publishers, users, platforms often conflict. Therefore, to improve performance MCS allocatio...

Multi-objective clustering algorithms are preferred over its conventional single objective counterparts as they incorporate additional knowledge on properties of data in the from of objectives to extract the underlying clusters present in many datasets. Researchers have recently proposed some standardized multi-objective evolutionary clustering algorithms based on genetic operations, particle s...

The purpose of this paper is to present the extended version of the conventional DEED to overcome the ramp rate violations when its optimal solutions for one period (normally one day) are implemented repeatedly and periodically over consequent dispatch periods to meet the periodic load demands. This dynamic dispatch problem, which is referred to as EDEED, is a multi-objective optimization probl...

A multi-item multiperiod inventory control model is developed for known-deterministic variable demands under limited available budget. Assuming the order quantity is more than the shortage quantity in each period, the shortage in combination of backorder and lost sale is considered. The orders are placed in batch sizes and the decision variables are assumed integer. Moreover, all unit discounts...

The traditional way of scheduling production processes often focuses on profit-driven goals (such as cycle time or material cost) while tending to overlook the negative impacts of manufacturing activities on the environment in the form of carbon emissions and other undesirable by-products. To bridge the gap, this paper investigates an environment-aware production scheduling problem that arises ...

 In this research, a tri-objective mathematical model is proposed for the Transportation-Location-Routing problem. The model considers a three-echelon supply chain and aims to minimize total costs, maximize the minimum reliability of the traveled routes and establish a well-balanced set of routes. In order to solve the proposed model, four metaheuristic algorithms, including Multi-Objective Gre...

In this paper three metaheuristics are used to solve a smart grid multi-objective energy management problem with conflictive design: how to maximize profits and minimize carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, and the results compared. The metaheuristics implemented are: weighted particle swarm optimization (W-PSO), multi-objective particle swarm optimization (MOPSO) and non-dominated sorting genetic a...

The selection of global best (Gbest) exerts a high influence on the searching performance multi-objective particle swarm optimization algorithm (MOPSO). candidates MOPSO in external archive are always estimated to select Gbest. However, most estimation methods, considered as Gbest fixed way, which is difficult adapt varying evolutionary requirements for balance between convergence and diversity...

Optimization algorithms play a critical role in electromagnetic device designs due to the ever-increasing technological and economical competition. Although evolutionary algorithm-based methods have successfully been applied different design problems, these exhibit deficiencies when solving complex problems with multimodal discontinuous objective functions, which is quite common optimization de...