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.....................................................................................................) 178.82 332.95 T (2-41) 486.65 332.95 T 2 F (sus) 135.65 312.95 T 3 F ( ............................................................................................................) 157.24 312.95 T (2-44) 486.65 312.95 T 2 F (xovdp) 135.65 292.95 T 3 F ( ........................................................................................................) 171.63 292.95 T (2-46) 486.65 292.95 T 2 F (xovdprs) 135.65 272.95 T 3 F ( ...................................................................................................) 186.02 272.95 T (2-47) 486.65 272.95 T 2 F (xovmp) 135.65 252.95 T 3 F ( ........................................................................................................) 171.63 252.95 T (2-48) 486.65 252.95 T 2 F (xovsh) 135.65 232.95 T 3 F ( ........................................................................................................) 171.63 232.95 T (2-49) 486.65 232.95 T 2 F (xovshrs) 135.65 212.95 T 3 F ( ...................................................................................................) 186.02 212.95 T (2-50) 486.65 212.95 T 2 F (xovsp) 135.65 192.95 T 3 F ( ........................................................................................................) 171.63 192.95 T (2-51) 486.65 192.95 T 2 F (xovsprs) 135.65 172.95 T 3 F ( ...................................................................................................) 186.02 172.95 T (2-52) 486.65 172.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "1" 2 %%Page: "2" 2 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-2) 518.33 61.29 T 1 28 Q (2 Refer) 63.65 726.29 T (ence) 150.98 726.29 T 3 12 Q 1.19 (This Section contains detailed descriptions of all of the functions in the Genetic) 135.65 692.95 P 0.55 (Algorithm T) 135.65 678.95 P 0.55 (oolbox. It begins with a list of functions grouped by subject area and) 195.66 678.95 P 5.8 (continues with) 135.65 664.95 P 0 F 5.8 (Refer) 220.53 664.95 P 5.8 (ence) 246.07 664.95 P 3 F 5.8 (entries in alphabetical order) 276.83 664.95 P 5.8 (. Information about) 427.12 664.95 P (individual functions is also available through the on-line) 135.65 650.95 T 2 F (Help) 409.48 650.95 T 3 F ( facility) 438.27 650.95 T (.) 474.46 650.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "2" 3 %%Page: "3" 3 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-3) 518.33 61.29 T 3 12 Q (CREA) 262.19 696.95 T (TING POPULA) 292.85 696.95 T (TIONS) 369.8 696.95 T 2 F (crtbase) 141.65 672.95 T 3 F (create a base vector) 249.65 672.95 T 2 F (crtbp) 141.65 650.95 T 3 F (create arbitrary discrete random populations) 249.65 650.95 T 2 F (crtrp) 141.65 628.95 T 3 F (create real-valued initial population) 249.65 628.95 T (FITNESS ASSIGNMENT) 269.85 558.95 T 2 F (ranking) 141.65 534.95 T 3 F (generalised rank-based \336tness assignment) 249.65 534.95 T 2 F (scaling) 141.65 512.95 T 3 F (proportional \336tness scaling) 249.65 512.95 T (SELECTION FUNCTIONS) 265.86 442.95 T 2 F (reins) 141.65 418.95 T 3 F (uniform random and \336tness-based reinsertion) 249.65 418.95 T 2 F (rws) 141.65 396.95 T 3 F (roulette wheel selection) 249.65 396.95 T 2 F (select) 141.65 374.95 T 3 F (high-level selection routine) 249.65 374.95 T 2 F (sus) 141.65 352.95 T 3 F (stochastic universal sampling) 249.65 352.95 T (MUT) 267.11 282.95 T (A) 292.8 282.95 T (TION OPERA) 300.13 282.95 T (T) 369.75 282.95 T (ORS) 376.86 282.95 T 2 F (mut) 141.65 258.95 T 3 F (discrete mutation) 249.65 258.95 T 2 F (mutate) 141.65 236.95 T 3 F (high-level mutation function) 249.65 236.95 T 2 F (mutbga) 141.65 214.95 T 3 F (real-value mutation) 249.65 214.95 T 135.65 712.7 135.65 621.2 2 L V 0.5 H 0 Z N 243.65 685.45 243.65 620.7 2 L V N 531.65 712.7 531.65 621.2 2 L V N 135.4 712.95 531.9 712.95 2 L V N 135.9 688.2 531.4 688.2 2 L V N 135.9 685.7 531.4 685.7 2 L V N 135.4 620.95 531.9 620.95 2 L V N 135.65 574.7 135.65 505.2 2 L V N 243.65 547.45 243.65 504.7 2 L V N 531.65 574.7 531.65 505.2 2 L V N 135.4 574.95 531.9 574.95 2 L V N 135.9 550.2 531.4 550.2 2 L V N 135.9 547.7 531.4 547.7 2 L V N 135.4 504.95 531.9 504.95 2 L V N 135.65 458.7 135.65 345.2 2 L V N 243.65 431.45 243.65 344.7 2 L V N 531.65 458.7 531.65 345.2 2 L V N 135.4 458.95 531.9 458.95 2 L V N 135.9 434.2 531.4 434.2 2 L V N 135.9 431.7 531.4 431.7 2 L V N 135.4 344.95 531.9 344.95 2 L V N 135.65 298.7 135.65 207.2 2 L V N 243.65 271.45 243.65 206.7 2 L V N 531.65 298.7 531.65 207.2 2 L V N 135.4 298.95 531.9 298.95 2 L V N 135.9 274.2 531.4 274.2 2 L V N 135.9 271.7 531.4 271.7 2 L V N 135.4 206.95 531.9 206.95 2 L V N FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "3" 4 %%Page: "4" 4 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-4) 518.33 61.29 T 3 12 Q (CROSSOVER OPERA) 262.62 696.95 T (T) 374.24 696.95 T (ORS) 381.35 696.95 T 2 F (recdis) 141.65 672.95 T 3 F (discrete recombination) 249.65 672.95 T 2 F (recint) 141.65 650.95 T 3 F (intermediate recombination) 249.65 650.95 T 2 F (reclin) 141.65 628.95 T 3 F (line recombination) 249.65 628.95 T 2 F (recmut) 141.65 606.95 T 3 F (line recombination with mutation features) 249.65 606.95 T 2 F (recombin) 141.65 584.95 T 3 F (high-level recombination operator) 249.65 584.95 T 2 F (xovdp) 141.65 562.95 T 3 F (double-point crossover) 249.65 562.95 T 2 F (xovdprs) 141.65 540.95 T 3 F (double-point reduced surrogate crossover) 249.65 540.95 T 2 F (xovmp) 141.65 518.95 T 3 F (general multi-point crossover) 249.65 518.95 T 2 F (xovsh) 141.65 496.95 T 3 F (shuf) 249.65 496.95 T (\337e crossover) 270.08 496.95 T 2 F (xovshrs) 141.65 474.95 T 3 F (shuf) 249.65 474.95 T (\337e reduced surrogate crossover) 270.08 474.95 T 2 F (xovsp) 141.65 452.95 T 3 F (single-point crossover) 249.65 452.95 T 2 F (xovsprs) 141.65 430.95 T 3 F (single-point reduced surrogate crossover) 249.65 430.95 T (SUBPOPULA) 257.54 360.95 T (TION SUPPOR) 326.18 360.95 T (T) 402.42 360.95 T 2 F (migrate) 141.65 336.95 T 3 F (exchange individuals between subpopulations) 249.65 336.95 T (UTILITY FUNCTIONS) 274.86 266.95 T 2 F (bs2rv) 141.65 242.95 T 3 F (binary string to real-value conversion) 249.65 242.95 T 2 F (rep) 141.65 220.95 T 3 F (matrix replication) 249.65 220.95 T 135.65 712.7 135.65 423.2 2 L V 0.5 H 0 Z N 243.65 685.45 243.65 422.7 2 L V N 531.65 712.7 531.65 423.2 2 L V N 135.4 712.95 531.9 712.95 2 L V N 135.9 688.2 531.4 688.2 2 L V N 135.9 685.7 531.4 685.7 2 L V N 135.4 422.95 531.9 422.95 2 L V N 135.65 376.7 135.65 329.2 2 L V N 243.65 349.45 243.65 328.7 2 L V N 531.65 376.7 531.65 329.2 2 L V N 135.4 376.95 531.9 376.95 2 L V N 135.9 352.2 531.4 352.2 2 L V N 135.9 349.7 531.4 349.7 2 L V N 135.4 328.95 531.9 328.95 2 L V N 135.65 282.7 135.65 213.2 2 L V N 243.65 255.45 243.65 212.7 2 L V N 531.65 282.7 531.65 213.2 2 L V N 135.4 282.95 531.9 282.95 2 L V N 135.9 258.2 531.4 258.2 2 L V N 135.9 255.7 531.4 255.7 2 L V N 135.4 212.95 531.9 212.95 2 L V N FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "4" 5 %%Page: "5" 5 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-5) 518.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (bs2rv) 63.65 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q (binary string to real value conversion) 135.65 674.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 646.29 T 2 12 Q (Phen = bs2rv\050Chrom, FieldD\051) 135.65 628.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 606.29 T 2 12 Q 1.31 (Phen = bs2rv\050Chrom, FieldD\051) 135.65 588.95 P 3 F 0.55 ( decodes the binary representation of the) 333.87 588.95 P 5.26 (population,) 135.65 574.95 P 2 F 12.62 (Chrom) 198.21 574.95 P 3 F 5.26 (, into vectors of reals. The chromosomes are seen as) 234.19 574.95 P 0.28 (concatenated binary strings of given length, and decoded into real numbers over a) 135.65 560.95 P 1.93 (speci\336ed interval using either standard binary or Gray coding according to the) 135.65 546.95 P 8.28 (decoding matrix,) 135.65 532.95 P 2 F 19.86 (FieldD) 236.48 532.95 P 3 F 8.28 (. The resulting matrix,) 279.65 532.95 P 2 F 19.86 (Phen) 422.69 532.95 P 3 F 8.28 (, contains the) 451.47 532.95 P (corresponding population phenotypes.) 135.65 518.95 T 0.12 (The use of Gray coding for binary chromosome representation is recommended as) 135.65 492.95 P -0.23 (the regular Hamming distance between quantization intervals reportedly makes the) 135.65 478.95 P -0.12 (genetic search less deceptive \050see, for example, [1, 2]\051. An option to set the scaling) 135.65 464.95 P 2.54 (between quantization points can be used to select either linear or logarithmic) 135.65 450.95 P -0.17 (decoding to real values from binary strings. Logarithmic scaling is useful when the) 135.65 436.95 P 0.26 (range of decision variable is unknown at the outset as a wider range of parametric) 135.65 422.95 P 3.55 (values can be searched with fewer bits [3], thus reducing the memory and) 135.65 408.95 P (computational requirements of the GA.) 135.65 394.95 T (The matrix) 135.65 368.95 T 2 F (FieldD) 191.61 368.95 T 3 F ( has the following structure:) 234.79 368.95 T (,) 356.55 294.72 T (where the rows of the matrix are composed as follows:) 135.65 221.66 T 2 F 3.26 (len) 135.65 195.66 P 3 F 1.36 (, a row vector containing the length of each substring in) 157.24 195.66 P 2 F 3.26 (Chrom) 442.65 195.66 P 3 F 1.36 (. Note that) 478.63 195.66 P 2 F (sum\050len\051) 135.65 181.66 T 3 F ( should equal) 193.22 181.66 T 2 F (length\050Chrom\051) 260.18 181.66 T 3 F (.) 353.72 181.66 T 2 F -0.15 (lb) 135.65 155.66 P 3 F -0.06 ( and) 150.04 155.66 P 2 F -0.15 (ub) 173.23 155.66 P 3 F -0.06 ( are row vectors containing the lower and upper bounds respectively for) 187.62 155.66 P (each variable used.) 135.65 141.66 T 2 F 4.76 (code) 135.65 115.66 P 3 F 1.98 ( is a binary row vector indicating how each substring is decoded. Select) 164.43 115.66 P 2 F (code\050i\051 = 0) 135.65 101.66 T 3 F ( for standard binary and) 214.8 101.66 T 2 F (code\050i\051 = 1) 332.38 101.66 T 3 F ( for Gray coding.) 411.53 101.66 T 307.75 243.66 356.55 350.95 C 2 12 Q 0 X 0 K (l) 321.15 335.96 T (e) 329.05 335.96 T (n) 336.95 335.96 T (l) 325.1 321.49 T (b) 333 321.49 T (u) 325.1 307.02 T (b) 333 307.02 T (c) 317.2 292.55 T (o) 325.1 292.55 T (d) 333 292.55 T (e) 340.9 292.55 T (s) 313.25 278.08 T (c) 321.15 278.08 T (a) 329.05 278.08 T (l) 336.95 278.08 T (e) 344.86 278.08 T (l) 317.2 263.61 T (b) 325.1 263.61 T (i) 333 263.61 T (n) 340.9 263.61 T (u) 317.2 249.14 T (b) 325.1 249.14 T (i) 333 249.14 T (n) 340.9 249.14 T 314.75 246.66 310.75 246.66 2 L 0.33 H 0 Z N 310.75 246.66 310.75 347.95 2 L N 310.75 347.95 314.75 347.95 2 L N 349.55 246.66 353.55 246.66 2 L N 353.55 246.66 353.55 347.95 2 L N 353.55 347.95 349.55 347.95 2 L N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "5" 6 %%Page: "6" 6 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-6) 518.33 61.29 T 2 12 Q 9.44 (scale) 135.65 736.95 P 3 F 3.93 ( is a binary row vector indicating whether to use arithmetic and/or) 171.63 736.95 P 1.68 (logarithmic scaling for each substring. Select) 135.65 722.95 P 2 F 4.03 (scale\050i\051 = 0) 365.25 722.95 P 3 F 1.68 ( for arithmetic) 459.67 722.95 P (scaling and) 135.65 708.95 T 2 F (scale\050i\051 = 1) 192.94 708.95 T 3 F ( for logarithmic scaling.) 279.29 708.95 T 2 F 0.93 (lbin) 135.65 682.95 P 3 F 0.39 ( and) 164.43 682.95 P 2 F 0.93 (ubin) 188.52 682.95 P 3 F 0.39 ( are binary row vectors indicating whether or not to include each) 217.3 682.95 P 2.86 (bound in the representation range. Select) 135.65 668.95 P 2 F 6.86 ({l|u}bin\050i\051 = 0) 351.65 668.95 P 3 F 2.86 ( to exclude) 473.3 668.95 P 2 F 0.9 ({l|u}b\050i\051) 135.65 654.95 P 3 F 0.38 ( from the representation range and) 200.41 654.95 P 2 F 0.9 ({l|u}bin\050i\051 = 1) 370.52 654.95 P 3 F 0.38 ( to include) 480.26 654.95 P 2 F ({l|u}b\050i\051) 135.65 640.95 T 3 F ( in the representation range.) 200.41 640.95 T 1 16 Q (Example) 117.65 612.29 T 3 12 Q 2.8 (Consider the following binary population, created using the) 135.65 594.95 P 2 F 6.73 (crtbp) 446.89 594.95 P 3 F 2.8 ( function,) 482.87 594.95 P 2.25 (representing a set of single decision variables in the range [-1, 10]. The code) 135.65 580.95 P 1.74 (extract shows how the function) 135.65 566.95 P 2 F 4.17 (bs2rv) 297.24 566.95 P 3 F 1.74 ( may be used to convert the Gray code) 333.22 566.95 P (binary representation to real-valued phenotypes using arithmetic scaling.) 135.65 552.95 T 2 F (Chrom = crtbp\0504,8\051 % create random chromosomes) 135.65 532.95 T (Chrom =) 135.65 512.95 T (0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1) 153.65 498.95 T (1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1) 153.65 484.95 T (0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0) 153.65 470.95 T (1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1) 153.65 456.95 T (FieldD = [8; -1; 10; 1; 0; 1; 1]; % representation) 135.65 436.95 T (Phen = bs2rv\050Chrom,FieldD\051 % convert binary to real) 135.65 416.95 T (Phen =) 135.65 396.95 T (-0.7843) 153.65 382.95 T (9.3961) 160.84 368.95 T (1.0706) 160.84 354.95 T (5.2980) 160.84 340.95 T 1 16 Q (Algorithm) 117.65 318.29 T 2 12 Q 2.04 (bs2rv) 135.65 300.95 P 3 F 0.85 ( is implemented as an m-\336le in the GA T) 171.63 300.95 P 0.85 (oolbox. If logarithmic scaling is) 374.67 300.95 P (used then the range must not include zero.) 135.65 286.95 T 1 16 Q (Refer) 117.65 258.29 T (ence) 155.53 258.29 T 3 12 Q 1.8 ([1] R. B. Holstien,) 135.65 240.95 P 0 F 1.8 (Arti\336cial Genetic Adaptation in Computer Contr) 234.46 240.95 P 1.8 (ol Systems) 476.55 240.95 P 3 F 1.8 (,) 528.65 240.95 P 0.7 (Ph.D. Thesis, Department of Computer and Communication Sciences, University) 135.65 226.95 P (of Michigan, Ann Arbor) 135.65 212.95 T (, 1971.) 252.42 212.95 T 0.67 ([2] R. A. Caruana and J. D. Schaf) 135.65 186.95 P 0.67 (fer) 301.64 186.95 P 0.67 (, \322Representation and Hidden Bias: Gray vs.) 314.47 186.95 P (Binary Coding\323,) 135.65 172.95 T 0 F (Pr) 217.93 172.95 T (oc. 6) 229.48 172.95 T 260.58 176.79 252.8 176.79 2 L V 0.48 H 0 Z N 0 10 Q (th) 252.8 177.75 T 0 12 Q ( Int. Conf. Machine Learning) 260.58 172.95 T 3 F (, pp153-161, 1988.) 401.16 172.95 T 2.14 ([3] W) 135.65 146.95 P 2.14 (. E. Schmitendor) 164.99 146.95 P 2.14 (gf, O. Shaw) 249.67 146.95 P 2.14 (, R. Benson and S. Forrest, \322Using Genetic) 310.46 146.95 P 3.22 (Algorithms for Controller Design: Simultaneous Stabilization and Eigenvalue) 135.65 132.95 P 0.9 (Placement in a Region\323,) 135.65 118.95 P 0 F 0.9 (T) 258.84 118.95 P 0.9 (echnical Report No. CS92-9) 264.41 118.95 P 3 F 0.9 (, Dept. Computer Science,) 402.36 118.95 P (College of Engineering, University of New Mexico, 1992.) 135.65 104.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "6" 7 %%Page: "7" 7 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-7) 518.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (crtbase) 63.65 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q (Create a base vector) 135.65 674.95 T (.) 231.9 674.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 646.29 T 2 12 Q (BaseVec = crtbase\050Lind, Base\051) 135.65 628.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 606.29 T 2 12 Q 0.66 (crtbase) 135.65 588.95 P 3 F 0.27 ( produces a vector whose elements correspond to the base of the loci of) 186.02 588.95 P 1.48 (a chromosome structure. This function can be used in conjunction with) 135.65 574.95 P 2 F 3.55 (crtbp) 495.67 574.95 P 3 F (when creating populations using representations in dif) 135.65 560.95 T (ferent bases.) 395.26 560.95 T 2 F -0.28 (BaseVec = crtbase\050Lind, Base\051) 135.65 534.95 P 3 F -0.12 ( creates a vector of length) 343.49 534.95 P 2 F -0.28 (Lind) 469.34 534.95 P 3 F -0.12 ( whose) 498.12 534.95 P 8.25 (individual elements are of base) 135.65 520.95 P 2 F 19.8 (Base) 329.13 520.95 P 3 F 8.25 (. If) 357.91 520.95 P 2 F 19.8 (Lind) 391.4 520.95 P 3 F 8.25 ( is a vector) 420.18 520.95 P 8.25 (, then) 496.75 520.95 P 2 F 13.9 (length\050BaseVec\051 = sum\050Lind\051) 135.65 506.95 P 3 F 5.79 (. If) 357.74 506.95 P 2 F 13.9 (Base) 386.31 506.95 P 3 F 5.79 ( is also a vector of) 415.09 506.95 P 2 F 7.3 (length\050Lind\051) 135.65 492.95 P 3 F 3.04 (, then) 222 492.95 P 2 F 7.3 (BaseVec) 257.73 492.95 P 3 F 3.04 ( is composed of groups of bases of length) 308.11 492.95 P 1.43 (determined by the elements of) 135.65 478.95 P 2 F 3.44 (Lind) 291.04 478.95 P 3 F 1.43 ( and base) 319.83 478.95 P 2 F 3.44 (Base) 371.76 478.95 P 3 F 1.43 (. This last option is useful) 400.54 478.95 P (when describing populations with structure.) 135.65 464.95 T 1 16 Q (Example) 117.65 436.29 T 3 12 Q 0.03 (T) 135.65 418.95 P 0.03 (o create a basevector for a population containing four elements in base 8 and \336ve) 142.14 418.95 P (elements in base four:) 135.65 404.95 T 2 F (BaseV = crtbase\050[4 5], [8 4]\051) 135.65 384.95 T (BaseV =) 135.65 364.95 T (8 8 8 8 4 4 4 4 4) 153.65 350.95 T 1 16 Q (See Also) 117.65 328.29 T 2 12 Q (crtbp) 135.65 310.95 T 3 F (,) 171.63 310.95 T 2 F (bs2rv) 177.62 310.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "7" 8 %%Page: "8" 8 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-8) 518.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (crtbp) 63.65 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q (Create an initial population.) 135.65 674.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 646.29 T 2 12 Q ([Chrom, Lind, BaseV] = crtbp\050Nind, Lind\051) 135.65 628.95 T ([Chrom, Lind, BaseV] = crtbp\050Nind, Lind, Base\051) 135.65 608.95 T ([Chrom, Lind, BaseV] = crtbp\050Nind, BaseV\051) 135.65 588.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 566.29 T 3 12 Q 0.45 (The \336rst step in a genetic algorithm is to create an initial population consisting of) 135.65 548.95 P 2.57 (random chromosomes.) 135.65 534.95 P 2 F 6.18 (crtbp) 253.05 534.95 P 3 F 2.57 ( produces a matrix,) 289.03 534.95 P 2 F 6.18 (Chrom) 394.25 534.95 P 3 F 2.57 (, containing random) 430.23 534.95 P (values in its elements.) 135.65 520.95 T 2 F 4.94 (Chrom = crtbp\050Nind, Lind\051) 135.65 494.95 P 3 F 2.06 ( creates a random binary matrix of size) 330.38 494.95 P -0.26 (, where) 212.04 480.95 P 2 F -0.64 (Nind) 249.8 480.95 P 3 F -0.26 ( speci\336es the number of individuals in the population) 278.58 480.95 P 8.37 (and) 135.65 466.95 P 2 F 20.1 (Lind) 164.34 466.95 P 3 F 8.37 ( the length of the individuals. Additionally) 193.12 466.95 P 8.37 (,) 446.81 466.95 P 2 F 20.1 (Chrom =) 461.18 466.95 P 9.35 (crtbp\050[Nind, Lind]\051) 135.65 452.95 P 3 F 3.9 ( can be used to specify the dimensions of the) 281.73 452.95 P (chromosome matrix.) 135.65 438.95 T 2 F 0.99 (Chrom = crtbp\050Nind, Lind, Base\051) 135.65 412.95 P 3 F 0.41 ( produces a chromosome matrix of) 362.7 412.95 P -0.27 (base) 135.65 398.95 P 2 F -0.64 (Base) 159.69 398.95 P 3 F -0.27 (. If) 188.48 398.95 P 2 F -0.64 (Base) 204.92 398.95 P 3 F -0.27 ( is a vector) 233.71 398.95 P -0.27 (, then the value of the elements of) 284.71 398.95 P 2 F -0.64 (Base) 448.11 398.95 P 3 F -0.27 ( specify the) 476.89 398.95 P 2.26 (base of the loci of the chromosomes. In this case, the second right hand side) 135.65 384.95 P (ar) 135.65 370.95 T (gument may be omitted,) 144.75 370.95 T 2 F (Chrom = crtbp\050Nind, BaseV\051) 264.35 370.95 T 3 F (.) 451.45 370.95 T 2 F 3.95 ([Chrom, Lind, BaseV] = crtbp\050Nind, BaseV\051) 135.65 344.95 P 3 F 1.65 ( also returns the) 450.43 344.95 P -0.27 (length of the chromosome structure,) 135.65 330.95 P 2 F -0.65 (Lind) 310.83 330.95 P 3 F -0.27 (, and the base of the chromosome loci in) 339.62 330.95 P (the vector) 135.65 316.95 T 2 F (BaseV) 186.27 316.95 T 3 F (.) 220.71 316.95 T 1 16 Q (Example) 117.65 288.29 T 3 12 Q 0.05 (T) 135.65 270.95 P 0.05 (o create a random population of 6 individuals of length 8 where the \336rst four loci) 142.14 270.95 P (are base eight and the last \336ve loci are base four:) 135.65 256.95 T 2 F (BaseV = crtbase\050[4 5], [8 4]\051) 135.65 236.95 T (Chrom = crtbp\0506, BaseV\051) 135.65 216.95 T 3 F (or) 135.65 196.95 T 2 F (Chrom = crtbp\050[6,8],[8 8 8 8 4 4 4 4 4]\051) 135.65 176.95 T 135.65 477.47 212.04 489.94 C 2 12 Q 0 X 0 K (N) 136.65 480.95 T (i) 144.55 480.95 T (n) 152.45 480.95 T (d) 160.35 480.95 T (L) 180.13 480.95 T (i) 188.04 480.95 T (n) 195.94 480.95 T (d) 203.84 480.95 T 4 F (\264) 170.55 480.95 T -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "8" 9 %%Page: "9" 9 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-9) 518.33 61.29 T 2 12 Q (Chrom =) 135.65 736.95 T (4 3 1 1 2 0 2 0 3) 153.65 722.95 T (1 4 7 5 2 1 1 1 0) 153.65 708.95 T (1 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 2) 153.65 694.95 T (1 5 5 7 2 0 2 3 1) 153.65 680.95 T (4 5 7 7 0 1 3 0 3) 153.65 666.95 T (4 2 4 0 3 3 1 1 0) 153.65 652.95 T 1 16 Q (Algorithm) 117.65 630.29 T 2 12 Q (crtbp) 135.65 612.95 T 3 F ( is an m-\336le in the GA T) 171.63 612.95 T (oolbox that uses the M) 288.38 612.95 T 3 10 Q (A) 397.66 612.95 T (TLAB) 403.76 612.95 T 3 12 Q ( function) 429.86 612.95 T 2 F (rand) 475.83 612.95 T 3 F (.) 504.61 612.95 T 1 16 Q (See Also) 117.65 584.29 T 2 12 Q (crtbase) 135.65 566.95 T 3 F (,) 186.02 566.95 T 2 F (crtrp) 192.02 566.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "9" 10 %%Page: "10" 10 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-10) 513.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (crtrp) 63.65 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q (Create a real-valued initial population) 135.65 674.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 646.29 T 2 12 Q (Chrom = crtrp\050Nind, FieldDR\051) 135.65 628.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 606.29 T 3 12 Q 0.45 (The \336rst step in a genetic algorithm is to create an initial population consisting of) 135.65 588.95 P 2.82 (random individuals.) 135.65 574.95 P 2 F 6.77 (crtrp) 240.23 574.95 P 3 F 2.82 ( produces a matrix,) 276.21 574.95 P 2 F 6.77 (Chrom) 382.42 574.95 P 3 F 2.82 (, containing uniformly) 418.4 574.95 P (distributed random values in its elements.) 135.65 560.95 T 2 F 2.4 (Chrom = crtrp\050Nind, FiedDR\051) 135.65 534.95 P 3 F 1 ( creates a random real-valued matrix of) 337.14 534.95 P 3 (size) 135.65 520.95 P 3 (, where) 236.68 520.95 P 2 F 7.2 (Nind) 280.98 520.95 P 3 F 3 ( speci\336es the number of individuals in the) 309.77 520.95 P 0.14 (population and) 135.65 506.95 P 2 F 0.33 (Nvar) 210.55 506.95 P 3 F 0.14 ( the number of variables of each individual.) 239.33 506.95 P 2 F 0.33 (Nvar) 452.62 506.95 P 3 F 0.14 ( is derived) 481.4 506.95 P (from) 135.65 492.95 T 2 F (FieldDR) 161.96 492.95 T 3 F ( with) 212.33 492.95 T 2 F (Nvar = size\050FieldDR,2\051) 239.65 492.95 T 3 F (.) 397.97 492.95 T 2 F 0 (FieldDR) 135.65 466.95 P 3 F 0 ( \050FieldDescriptionRealvalue\051 is a matrix of size) 186.02 466.95 P 0 ( and contains) 468.35 466.95 P 0.64 (the boundaries of each variable of an individual. The \336rst row contains the lower) 135.65 452.95 P (bounds, the second row the upper bounds.) 135.65 438.95 T 2 F (FieldDR) 135.65 412.95 T 3 F ( is used in other functions \050mutation\051.) 186.02 412.95 T 1 16 Q (Example) 117.65 384.29 T 3 12 Q (T) 135.65 366.95 T (o create a random population of 6 individuals with 4 variables each:) 142.14 366.95 T (De\336ne boundaries on the variables,) 135.65 346.95 T 2 F (FieldDR = [) 135.65 326.95 T (-100 -50 -30 -20;) 153.65 312.95 T ( % lower bound) 283.18 312.95 T ( 100) 153.65 298.95 T (50) 196.82 298.95 T (30) 225.61 298.95 T (20]; % upper bound) 254.39 298.95 T 3 F (Create initial population) 135.65 278.95 T 2 F (Chrom = crtrp\0506, FieldDR\051) 135.65 258.95 T (Chrom =) 135.65 238.95 T (40.23 -17.17) 168.04 224.95 T (28.95) 268.79 224.95 T (15.38) 319.16 224.95 T (82.06) 168.04 210.95 T (13.26) 218.41 210.95 T (13.35) 268.79 210.95 T (-9.09) 319.16 210.95 T (52.43) 168.04 196.95 T (25.64) 218.41 196.95 T (15.20) 268.79 196.95 T (-2.54) 319.16 196.95 T ( -47.50) 153.65 182.95 T ( 49.10) 211.22 182.95 T ( 9.09) 268.79 182.95 T (10.65) 319.16 182.95 T ( -90.50 -13.46 -25.63) 153.65 168.95 T (-0.89) 319.16 168.95 T (47.21 -25.29) 168.04 154.95 T ( 7.89 -10.48) 268.79 154.95 T 1 16 Q (See Also) 117.65 132.29 T 2 12 Q (mutbga) 138.65 114.95 T 3 F (,) 181.82 114.95 T 2 F (recdis) 187.82 114.95 T 3 F (,) 231 114.95 T 2 F (recint) 236.99 114.95 T 3 F (,) 280.17 114.95 T 2 F (reclin) 286.17 114.95 T 160.3 517.47 236.68 529.94 C 2 12 Q 0 X 0 K (N) 161.3 520.95 T (i) 169.2 520.95 T (n) 177.1 520.95 T (d) 185 520.95 T (N) 204.78 520.95 T (v) 212.68 520.95 T (a) 220.59 520.95 T (r) 228.49 520.95 T 4 F (\264) 195.2 520.95 T -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 416.87 463.35 468.35 476.13 C 3 12 Q 0 X 0 K (2) 417.87 466.95 T 2 F (N) 436.45 466.95 T (v) 444.35 466.95 T (a) 452.26 466.95 T (r) 460.16 466.95 T 4 F (\264) 426.87 466.95 T -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "10" 11 %%Page: "11" 11 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-11) 513.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (migrate) 63.65 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q ( Migrate individuals between subpopulations) 135.65 674.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 646.29 T 2 12 Q (Chrom = migrate\050Chrom, SUBPOP\051) 135.65 628.95 T (Chrom = migrate\050Chrom, SUBPOP, MigOpt\051) 135.65 608.95 T (Chrom = migrate\050Chrom, SUBPOP, MigOpt, ObjV\051) 135.65 588.95 T ([Chrom, ObjV] = migrate\050Chrom, SUBPOP, MigOpt, ObjV\051) 135.65 568.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 546.29 T 2 12 Q 9.55 (migrate) 135.65 528.95 P 3 F 3.98 ( performs migration of individuals between subpopulations in the) 186.02 528.95 P 1.62 (current population,) 135.65 514.95 P 2 F 3.89 (Chrom) 233.16 514.95 P 3 F 1.62 (, and returns the population after migration,) 269.14 514.95 P 2 F 3.89 (Chrom) 492.67 514.95 P 3 F 1.62 (.) 528.65 514.95 P 0.02 (Each row of) 135.65 500.95 P 2 F 0.06 (Chrom) 197.33 500.95 P 3 F 0.02 ( corresponds to one individual. The number of subpopulations) 233.31 500.95 P 0.88 (is indicated by) 135.65 486.95 P 2 F 2.12 (SUBPOP) 211.26 486.95 P 3 F 0.88 (. The subpopulations in) 253.1 486.95 P 2 F 2.12 (Chrom) 372.24 486.95 P 3 F 0.88 ( are ordered according to) 408.22 486.95 P (the following scheme:) 135.65 472.95 T (All subpopulations must have the same number of individuals.) 135.65 146.46 T 2 F (MigOpt) 135.65 120.46 T 3 F ( is an optional vector with a maximum of 3 parameters:) 178.82 120.46 T 230.9 168.46 436.39 454.95 C 2 12 Q 0 X 0 K (C) 239.23 312.73 T (h) 246.42 312.73 T (r) 253.62 312.73 T (o) 260.82 312.73 T (m) 268.01 312.73 T (I) 317.28 425.09 T (n) 324.48 425.09 T (d) 331.67 425.09 T (1) 340.33 419.61 T (S) 349.23 425.09 T (u) 356.43 425.09 T (b) 363.63 425.09 T (P) 370.82 425.09 T (o) 378.02 425.09 T (p) 385.21 425.09 T (1) 393.87 419.61 T (I) 317.78 405.14 T (n) 324.98 405.14 T (d) 332.17 405.14 T (2) 340.83 399.65 T (S) 348.73 405.14 T (u) 355.93 405.14 T (b) 363.13 405.14 T (P) 370.32 405.14 T (o) 377.52 405.14 T (p) 384.71 405.14 T (1) 393.37 399.65 T 4 F (\274) 353.68 385.18 T 2 F (I) 317.28 369.2 T (n) 324.48 369.2 T (d) 331.67 369.2 T (N) 340.33 363.72 T (S) 349.23 369.2 T (u) 356.43 369.2 T (b) 363.63 369.2 T (P) 370.82 369.2 T (o) 378.02 369.2 T (p) 385.21 369.2 T (1) 393.87 363.72 T (I) 317.78 349.25 T (n) 324.98 349.25 T (d) 332.17 349.25 T (1) 340.83 343.77 T (S) 349.73 349.25 T (u) 356.93 349.25 T (b) 364.13 349.25 T (P) 371.32 349.25 T (o) 378.52 349.25 T (p) 385.71 349.25 T (2) 394.37 343.77 T (I) 317.78 329.3 T (n) 324.98 329.3 T (d) 332.17 329.3 T (2) 340.83 323.81 T (S) 348.73 329.3 T (u) 355.93 329.3 T (b) 363.13 329.3 T (P) 370.32 329.3 T (o) 377.52 329.3 T (p) 384.71 329.3 T (2) 393.37 323.81 T 4 F (\274) 353.68 309.34 T 2 F (I) 317.28 293.36 T (n) 324.48 293.36 T (d) 331.67 293.36 T (N) 340.33 287.88 T (S) 349.23 293.36 T (u) 356.43 293.36 T (b) 363.63 293.36 T (P) 370.82 293.36 T (o) 378.02 293.36 T (p) 385.21 293.36 T (2) 393.87 287.88 T 4 F (\274) 353.68 273.41 T 2 F (I) 299.29 257.43 T (n) 306.49 257.43 T (d) 313.68 257.43 T (1) 322.34 251.94 T (S) 331.24 257.43 T (u) 338.44 257.43 T (b) 345.64 257.43 T (P) 352.83 257.43 T (o) 360.03 257.43 T (p) 367.22 257.43 T (S) 375.88 251.94 T (U) 383.08 251.94 T (B) 390.27 251.94 T (P) 397.47 251.94 T (O) 404.67 251.94 T (P) 411.86 251.94 T (I) 299.79 237.47 T (n) 306.99 237.47 T (d) 314.18 237.47 T (2) 322.84 231.99 T (S) 330.74 237.47 T (u) 337.94 237.47 T (b) 345.14 237.47 T (P) 352.33 237.47 T (o) 359.53 237.47 T (p) 366.72 237.47 T (S) 375.38 231.99 T (U) 382.58 231.99 T (B) 389.77 231.99 T (P) 396.97 231.99 T (O) 404.17 231.99 T (P) 411.36 231.99 T 4 F (\274) 353.68 217.52 T 2 F (I) 299.29 201.54 T (n) 306.49 201.54 T (d) 313.68 201.54 T (N) 322.34 196.05 T (S) 331.24 201.54 T (u) 338.44 201.54 T (b) 345.64 201.54 T (P) 352.83 201.54 T (o) 360.03 201.54 T (p) 367.22 201.54 T (S) 375.88 196.05 T (U) 383.08 196.05 T (B) 390.27 196.05 T (P) 397.47 196.05 T (O) 404.67 196.05 T (P) 411.86 196.05 T 4 F (=) 282.21 312.73 T 300.79 193.57 296.79 193.57 2 L 0.33 H 0 Z N 296.79 193.57 296.79 437.08 2 L N 296.79 437.08 300.79 437.08 2 L N 417.56 193.57 421.56 193.57 2 L N 421.56 193.57 421.56 437.08 2 L N 421.56 437.08 417.56 437.08 2 L N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "11" 12 %%Page: "12" 12 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-12) 513.33 61.29 T 2 12 Q (MigOpt\0501\051) 135.65 736.95 T 3 F (:) 200.41 736.95 T 8.11 (scalar containing the rate of migration of individuals between) 171.65 722.95 P (subpopulations in the range) 171.65 708.95 T 2 F ([0, 1]) 306.9 708.95 T 3 F (If omitted or) 171.65 694.95 T 2 F (NaN) 235.27 694.95 T 3 F (,) 256.86 694.95 T 2 F (MigOpt\0501\051 = 0.2) 262.86 694.95 T 3 F ( \05020%\051 is assumed.) 370.8 694.95 T 4.74 (If the migration rate is greater than 0 at least one individual per) 171.65 680.95 P (subpopulation will migrate.) 171.65 666.95 T 2 F (MigOpt\0502\051) 135.65 646.95 T 3 F (:) 200.41 646.95 T (scalar specifying the migration selection method) 171.65 632.95 T (0 - uniform migration) 171.65 618.95 T (1 - \336tness-based migration) 171.65 604.95 T (If omitted or NaN,) 171.65 590.95 T 2 F (MigOpt\0502\051 = 0) 263.91 590.95 T 3 F ( is assumed.) 357.46 590.95 T 2 F (MigOpt\0503\051) 135.65 570.95 T 3 F (:) 200.41 570.95 T (scalar indicating the structure of the subpopulations for migration) 171.65 556.95 T (0 - complete net structure) 171.65 542.95 T (1 - neighbourhood structure) 171.65 528.95 T (2 - ring structure) 171.65 514.95 T (If omitted or) 171.65 500.95 T 2 F (NaN,) 235.27 500.95 T (MigOpt\0503\051 = 0) 267.06 500.95 T 3 F ( is assumed) 360.6 500.95 T (If) 135.65 480.95 T 2 F (MigOpt) 146.63 480.95 T 3 F ( is omitted or) 189.81 480.95 T 2 F (NaN) 256.45 480.95 T 3 F (, then the default values are assumed.) 278.03 480.95 T 2 F 0.25 (ObjV) 135.65 454.95 P 3 F 0.1 ( is an optional column vector with as many rows as) 164.43 454.95 P 2 F 0.25 (Chrom) 414.41 454.95 P 3 F 0.1 ( and contains the) 450.39 454.95 P 2.17 (corresponding objective values for all individuals in) 135.65 440.95 P 2 F 5.22 (Chrom) 403.71 440.95 P 3 F 2.17 (. For \336tness-based) 439.69 440.95 P 1.14 (selection of individuals \050) 135.65 426.95 P 2 F 2.73 (MigOpt\0502\051 = 1) 257.99 426.95 P 3 F 1.14 (\051) 356.99 426.95 P 2 F 2.73 (ObjV) 365.12 426.95 P 3 F 1.14 ( is necessary) 393.9 426.95 P 1.14 (. If) 456.01 426.95 P 2 F 2.73 (ObjV) 475.27 426.95 P 3 F 1.14 ( is an) 504.05 426.95 P 2.98 (input and output parameter) 135.65 412.95 P 2.98 (, the objective values are copied according to the) 273.68 412.95 P 0.45 (migration of the individuals. This saves the recomputation of the objective values) 135.65 398.95 P (for the whole population.) 135.65 384.95 T 1 16 Q (Example) 117.65 356.29 T 2 12 Q 2.59 (Chrom = migrate\050Chrom, SUBPOP\051) 135.65 338.95 P 3 F 1.08 ( chooses 20% of the individuals of) 359.29 338.95 P 6.2 (one subpopulation and replaces these individuals with uniformly chosen) 135.65 324.95 P 5.26 (individuals from all other subpopulations. This process is done for each) 135.65 310.95 P (subpopulation. \050) 135.65 296.95 T 2 F (MigOpt = [0.2, 0, 0]) 213.6 296.95 T 3 F (\051) 357.53 296.95 T 2 F -0.64 (Chrom = migrate\050Chrom, SUBPOP, [NaN 1 NaN], ObjV]\051) 135.65 270.95 P 3 F -0.27 ( chooses) 490.95 270.95 P 0.3 (20% of the individuals of one subpopulation and replaces these individuals with a) 135.65 256.95 P 1.11 (selection of the \336ttest individuals \050smaller) 135.65 242.95 P 2 F 2.66 (ObjV) 346.85 242.95 P 3 F 1.11 (\051 from all other subpopulations.) 375.64 242.95 P (\050net structure\051 This process is repeated for each subpopulation.) 135.65 228.95 T 2 F 5.45 ([Chrom,ObjV] = migrate\050Chrom,SUBPOP,[0.3 1 2],ObjV]\051) 135.65 202.95 P 3 F 5.16 (chooses 30% of the individuals of one subpopulation and replaces these) 135.65 188.95 P 5.9 (individuals with the \336ttest individuals \050smaller) 135.65 174.95 P 2 F 14.15 (ObjV) 397.58 174.95 P 3 F 5.9 (\051 from an adjacent) 426.37 174.95 P 0.69 (subpopulation in a unidirectional ring structure. This process is repeated for each) 135.65 160.95 P 1.12 (subpopulation. The \336rst subpopulation receives its new individuals from the last) 135.65 146.95 P 4.69 (subpopulation \050) 135.65 132.95 P 2 F 11.26 (SUBPOP) 215.3 132.95 P 3 F 4.69 (\051.) 258.48 132.95 P 2 F 11.26 (ObjV) 273.16 132.95 P 3 F 4.69 ( is returned according to the migration of) 301.94 132.95 P (individuals.) 135.65 118.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "12" 13 %%Page: "13" 13 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-13) 513.33 61.29 T 3 12 Q (The migration scheme employed:) 135.65 736.95 T (subpop1-->subpop2-->subpop3-->...-->subpop) 135.65 722.95 T 2 F (SUBPOP) 360.24 722.95 T 3 F (--> subpop1) 403.41 722.95 T 2 F 1.85 ([Chrom,ObjV] = migrate\050Chrom,SUBPOP,[NaN NaN 1],ObjV]\051) 135.65 696.95 P 3 F 5.16 (chooses 20% of the individuals of one subpopulation and replaces these) 135.65 682.95 P 0.69 (individuals with uniformly chosen individuals from both adjacent subpopulations) 135.65 668.95 P 1.18 (in an one dimensional neighborhood structure. This process is repeated for each) 135.65 654.95 P 1.12 (subpopulation. The \336rst subpopulation receives its new individuals from the last) 135.65 640.95 P 2.3 (\050) 135.65 626.95 P 2 F 5.53 (SUBPOP) 139.64 626.95 P 3 F 2.3 (\051 and second subpopulation the last subpopulation from the \336rst and) 182.82 626.95 P 2 F 9.55 (SUBPOP-1) 135.65 612.95 P 3 F 3.98 ( subpopulation.) 193.22 612.95 P 2 F 9.55 (ObjV) 278.14 612.95 P 3 F 3.98 ( is returned according to the migration of) 306.92 612.95 P (individuals.) 135.65 598.95 T (The migration scheme employed:) 135.65 584.95 T (subpop) 135.65 570.95 T 2 F (SUBPOP) 170.3 570.95 T 3 F (-->subpop1<-->subpop2<-->...<-->subpop) 213.47 570.95 T 2 F (SUBPOP) 417.71 570.95 T 3 F (<--subpop1) 460.89 570.95 T 1 16 Q (See Also) 117.65 542.29 T 2 12 Q (select) 135.65 524.95 T 3 F (,) 178.82 524.95 T 2 F (recombin) 184.82 524.95 T 3 F (,) 242.39 524.95 T 2 F (mutate) 248.39 524.95 T 3 F (,) 291.56 524.95 T 2 F (reins) 297.56 524.95 T 1 16 Q (Refer) 117.65 502.29 T (ence) 155.53 502.29 T 3 12 Q -0.23 ([1] H. M) 135.65 484.95 P -0.23 (\237) 177.49 484.95 P -0.23 (hlenbein, M. Schomisch and J. Born, \322The Parallel Genetic Algorithm as) 183.49 484.95 P (a Function Optimizer\323,) 135.65 470.95 T 0 F (Parallel Computing) 249.57 470.95 T 3 F (, No. 17, pp.619-632, 1991.) 345.2 470.95 T 0.73 ([2] T) 135.65 444.95 P 0.73 (. Starkweather) 159.8 444.95 P 0.73 (, D. Whitley and K. Mathias, \322Optimization using Distributed) 229.32 444.95 P 0.29 (Genetic Algorithms\323, In) 135.65 430.95 P 0 F 0.29 (Parallel Pr) 255.77 430.95 P 0.29 (oblems Solving fr) 309.93 430.95 P 0.29 (om Natur) 394.02 430.95 P 0.29 (e) 439.52 430.95 P 3 F 0.29 (, Lecture Notes in) 444.84 430.95 P (Computer Science, V) 135.65 416.95 T (ol. 496, pp. 176-185, Springer) 237.03 416.95 T (, 1991.) 381.13 416.95 T 2.45 ([3] R. T) 135.65 390.95 P 2.45 (anese, \322Distributed Genetic Algorithms\323,) 178.02 390.95 P 0 F 2.45 (Pr) 389.03 390.95 P 2.45 (oc. ICGA 3) 400.58 390.95 P 3 F 2.45 (, pp. 434-439,) 459.78 390.95 P (Mor) 135.65 376.95 T (gan Kaufmann Publishers, 1989.) 156.09 376.95 T 1.1 ([4] H.-M. V) 135.65 350.95 P 1.1 (oigt, J. Born and I. Santibanez-Koref, \322Modelling and Simulation of) 194.26 350.95 P 2.04 (Distributed Evolutionary Search Processes for Function Optimization\323, Parallel) 135.65 336.95 P 0.35 (Problems Solving from Nature, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, V) 135.65 322.95 P 0.35 (ol. 496, pp.) 476.65 322.95 P (373-380, Springer V) 135.65 308.95 T (erlag, 1991.) 233.25 308.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "13" 14 %%Page: "14" 14 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-14) 513.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (mut) 63.65 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q (Discrete mutation operator) 135.65 674.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 646.29 T 2 12 Q (NewChrom = mut\050OldChrom, Pm, BaseV\051) 135.65 628.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 606.29 T 2 12 Q 2.12 (mut) 135.65 588.95 P 3 F 0.88 ( takes the representation of the current population and mutates each element) 157.24 588.95 P 2.74 (with a given probability) 135.65 574.95 P 2.74 (. T) 258.02 574.95 P 2.74 (o allow for varying bases in the chromosome and) 273.24 574.95 P 1.06 (structured populations,) 135.65 560.95 P 2 F 2.54 (mut) 250.69 560.95 P 3 F 1.06 ( allows an additional ar) 272.28 560.95 P 1.06 (gument) 388.22 560.95 P 2 F 2.54 (BaseV) 428.26 560.95 P 3 F 1.06 ( that speci\336es) 464.24 560.95 P (the base of the individual elements of a chromosome.) 135.65 546.95 T 2 F 11.77 (NewChrom = mut\050OldChrom, Pm\051) 135.65 520.95 P 3 F 4.91 ( takes the current population,) 372.46 520.95 P 2 F 5.12 (OldChrom) 135.65 506.95 P 3 F 2.13 (, with each row corresponding to an individuals, and mutates each) 193.22 506.95 P -0.17 (element with probability) 135.65 492.95 P 2 F -0.41 (Pm) 256.07 492.95 P 3 F -0.17 (. If the mutation probability) 270.46 492.95 P -0.17 (,) 401.92 492.95 P 2 F -0.41 (Pm) 407.75 492.95 P 3 F -0.17 (, is omitted,) 422.14 492.95 P 2 F -0.41 (Pm=0.7/) 481.27 492.95 P 3.06 (Lind) 135.65 478.95 P 3 F 1.28 ( is assumed, where) 164.43 478.95 P 2 F 3.06 (Lind) 263.13 478.95 P 3 F 1.28 ( is the length of the chromosome structure. This) 291.92 478.95 P 3.3 (value is selected as it implies that the probability of any one element of a) 135.65 464.95 P 1.07 (chromosome being mutated is approximately 0.5 \050see [1]\051. W) 135.65 450.95 P 1.07 (ithout a third input) 438.82 450.95 P (ar) 135.65 436.95 T (gument,) 144.75 436.95 T 2 F (mut) 186.73 436.95 T 3 F ( assumes that the population is binary coded.) 208.32 436.95 T 2 F 1.55 (NewChrom = \050OldChrom, Pm, BaseV\051) 135.65 410.95 P 3 F 0.64 ( uses a third ar) 372.11 410.95 P 0.64 (gument to specify) 444.41 410.95 P 1.25 (the base of the mutation of the individual elements of the chromosomes. In this) 135.65 396.95 P 0.08 (case,) 135.65 382.95 P 2 F 0.2 (length\050BaseV\051 = Lind) 162.37 382.95 P 3 F 0.08 (, where) 306.68 382.95 P 2 F 0.2 (Lind) 345.14 382.95 P 3 F 0.08 ( is the length of the chromosome) 373.92 382.95 P (structure.) 135.65 368.95 T 2 F (mut) 135.65 342.95 T 3 F ( is a low-level mutation function normally called by) 157.24 342.95 T 2 F (mutate) 409.41 342.95 T 3 F (.) 452.59 342.95 T 1 16 Q (Example) 117.65 314.29 T 3 12 Q (Consider a binary population) 135.65 296.95 T 2 F (OldChrom) 278.23 296.95 T 3 F ( with 4 individuals each of length 8:) 335.79 296.95 T 2 F (OldChrom =[) 135.65 276.95 T (0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1;) 153.65 262.95 T (1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1;) 153.65 248.95 T (0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0;) 153.65 234.95 T (1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1]) 153.65 220.95 T 3 F (Mutate) 135.65 200.95 T 2 F (OldChrom) 172.62 200.95 T 3 F ( with default probability:) 230.19 200.95 T 2 F (NewChrom = mut\050OldChrom\051) 135.65 180.95 T 3 F (Thus,) 135.65 160.95 T 2 F (NewChrom) 165.63 160.95 T 3 F ( can become:) 223.2 160.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "14" 15 %%Page: "15" 15 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-15) 513.33 61.29 T 2 12 Q (NewChrom =) 135.65 736.95 T (0 0 1 0 0 1 1 1) 153.65 722.95 T (1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1) 153.65 708.95 T (0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0) 153.65 694.95 T (1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1) 153.65 680.95 T 3 F 4.05 (The complement of a binary string is obtained by applying mutation with) 135.65 660.95 P (probability 1.) 135.65 646.95 T 2 F (mut\050[1 0 1 0 1 1 1 0], 1\051) 135.65 626.95 T (ans =) 135.65 606.95 T (0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1) 153.65 592.95 T 1 16 Q (See Also) 117.65 570.29 T 2 12 Q (mutate) 135.65 552.95 T 3 F (,) 178.82 552.95 T 2 F (mutbga) 184.82 552.95 T 1 16 Q (Refer) 117.65 530.29 T (ence) 155.53 530.29 T 3 12 Q 2.35 ([1] J\237r) 135.65 512.95 P 2.35 (gen Hesser and Reinhard M\212nner) 169.42 512.95 P 2.35 (, \322T) 338.86 512.95 P 2.35 (owards an Optimal Mutation Rate) 359.02 512.95 P 1.91 (Probability for Genetic Algorithms\323, In) 135.65 498.95 P 0 F 1.91 (Parallel Pr) 337.76 498.95 P 1.91 (oblem Solving fr) 393.54 498.95 P 1.91 (om Natur) 476.21 498.95 P 1.91 (e) 523.32 498.95 P 3 F 1.91 (,) 528.65 498.95 P (Lecture Notes in Computer Science, V) 135.65 484.95 T (ol. 496, pp23-32, 1990.) 319.96 484.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "15" 16 %%Page: "16" 16 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-16) 513.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (mutate) 63.65 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q (Mutation of individuals \050high-level function\051.) 135.65 674.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 646.29 T 2 12 Q (NewChrom = mutate\050MUT_F, OldChrom, FieldDR\051) 135.65 628.95 T (NewChrom = mutate\050MUT_F, OldChrom, FieldDR, MutOpt\051) 135.65 608.95 T (NewChrom = mutate\050MUT_F, OldChrom, FieldDR, MutOpt,) 135.65 588.95 T (SUBPOP\051) 153.65 574.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 552.29 T 2 12 Q 4.2 (mutate) 135.65 534.95 P 3 F 1.75 ( performs mutation of individuals from a population,) 178.82 534.95 P 2 F 4.2 (OldChrom) 449.01 534.95 P 3 F 1.75 (, and) 506.58 534.95 P 1.91 (returns the mutated individuals in a new population,) 135.65 520.95 P 2 F 4.58 (NewChrom) 403.75 520.95 P 3 F 1.91 (. Each row of) 461.32 520.95 P 2 F (OldChrom) 135.65 506.95 T 3 F ( and) 193.22 506.95 T 2 F (NewChrom) 216.53 506.95 T 3 F ( corresponds to one individual.) 274.1 506.95 T 2 F 1.64 (MUT_F) 135.65 480.95 P 3 F 0.69 ( is a string that contains the name of the low-level mutation function, e.g.) 171.63 480.95 P 2 F (mutbga) 135.65 466.95 T 3 F ( or) 178.82 466.95 T 2 F (mut) 194.81 466.95 T 3 F (.) 216.4 466.95 T 2 F 0.87 (FieldDR) 135.65 440.95 P 3 F 0.36 ( is a matrix of size) 186.02 440.95 P 0.36 ( and contains the bounds of each variable) 330.94 440.95 P 3.43 (of an individual \050real-valued variables\051 or a matrix of size) 135.65 426.95 P 3.43 ( and) 507.9 426.95 P 2.56 (contains the base of each variable \050discrete-valued variables\051. If) 135.65 412.95 P 2 F 6.14 (FieldDR) 467.72 412.95 P 3 F 2.56 ( is) 518.09 412.95 P (omitted, empty or) 135.65 398.95 T 2 F (NaN) 224.27 398.95 T 3 F (, a binary representation of the variables is assumed) 245.85 398.95 T 2 F (.) 494 398.95 T 1.54 (MutOpt) 135.65 372.95 P 3 F 0.64 ( is an optional parameter containing the mutation rate, the probability of) 178.82 372.95 P 1.35 (mutating a variable of an individual. If) 135.65 358.95 P 2 F 3.23 (MutOpt) 333.62 358.95 P 3 F 1.35 ( is omitted) 376.79 358.95 P 2 F 3.23 (,) 430.14 358.95 P 3 F 1.35 ( a default mutation) 437.33 358.95 P 0.34 (rate is assumed. For real-value mutation) 135.65 344.95 P 2 F 0.82 (MutOpt) 333.23 344.95 P 3 F 0.34 ( can contain a second parameter) 376.41 344.95 P (specifying a scalar for shrinking the mutation range \050see) 135.65 330.95 T 2 F (mutbga) 408.44 330.95 T 3 F (\051.) 451.61 330.95 T 2 F 0.01 (SUBPOP) 135.65 304.95 P 3 F 0.01 ( is an optional parameter and determines the number of subpopulations in) 178.82 304.95 P 2 F 5.07 (OldChrom) 135.65 290.95 P 3 F 2.11 (. If) 193.22 290.95 P 2 F 5.07 (SUBPOP) 214.42 290.95 P 3 F 2.11 ( is omitted or) 257.6 290.95 P 2 F 5.07 (NaN,) 332.69 290.95 P 5.07 (SUBPOP = 1) 366.58 290.95 P 3 F 2.11 ( is assumed. All) 448.68 290.95 P (subpopulations in) 135.65 276.95 T 2 F (OldChrom) 223.61 276.95 T 3 F ( must have the same size.) 281.18 276.95 T 1 16 Q (Example) 117.65 248.29 T 3 12 Q 4.98 (For examples, see) 135.65 230.95 P 2 F 11.94 (mutbga) 239.84 230.95 P 3 F 4.98 ( \050real-value mutation\051 and) 283.02 230.95 P 2 F 11.94 (mut) 430.82 230.95 P 3 F 4.98 ( \050discrete-value) 452.41 230.95 P (mutation\051.) 135.65 216.95 T 1 16 Q (Algorithm) 117.65 194.29 T 2 12 Q 3.36 (mutate) 135.65 176.95 P 3 F 1.4 ( checks the consistency of the input parameters and calls the low-level) 178.82 176.95 P -0.05 (mutation function. If) 135.65 162.95 P 2 F -0.12 (mutate) 238.1 162.95 P 3 F -0.05 ( is called with more than one subpopulation then the) 281.27 162.95 P (low-level mutation function is called separately for each subpopulation.) 135.65 148.95 T 1 16 Q (See Also) 117.65 126.29 T 2 12 Q (mutbga) 135.65 108.95 T 3 F (,) 178.82 108.95 T 2 F (mut) 184.82 108.95 T 3 F (,) 206.41 108.95 T 2 F (recombin) 212.41 108.95 T 3 F (,) 269.97 108.95 T 2 F (select) 275.97 108.95 T 279.46 437.35 330.94 450.13 C 3 12 Q 0 X 0 K (2) 280.46 440.95 T 2 F (N) 299.04 440.95 T (v) 306.94 440.95 T (a) 314.84 440.95 T (r) 322.74 440.95 T 4 F (\264) 289.45 440.95 T -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 450.42 423.35 507.9 436.13 C 3 12 Q 0 X 0 K (1) 454.42 426.95 T 2 F (N) 473 426.95 T (v) 480.9 426.95 T (a) 488.8 426.95 T (r) 496.7 426.95 T 4 F (\264) 463.41 426.95 T -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "16" 17 %%Page: "17" 17 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-17) 513.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (mutbga) 63.65 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q 3.11 (Mutation of real-valued population \050mutation operator of the breeder genetic) 135.65 674.95 P (algorithm\051.) 135.65 660.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 632.29 T 2 12 Q (NewChrom = mutbga\050OldChrom, FieldDR\051) 135.65 614.95 T (NewChrom = mutbga\050OldChrom, FieldDR, MutOpt\051) 135.65 594.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 572.29 T 2 12 Q -0.41 (mutbga) 135.65 554.95 P 3 F -0.17 ( takes the real-valued population,) 178.82 554.95 P 2 F -0.41 (OldChrom) 340.52 554.95 P 3 F -0.17 (, mutates each variable with) 398.09 554.95 P (given probability and returns the population after mutation,) 135.65 540.95 T 2 F (NewChrom) 423.13 540.95 T 3 F (.) 480.7 540.95 T 2 F -0.55 (NewChrom = mutbga\050OldChrom, FieldDR, MutOpt\051) 135.65 514.95 P 3 F -0.23 ( takes the current) 450.07 514.95 P 3.3 (population, stored in the matrix) 135.65 500.95 P 2 F 7.91 (OldChrom) 306.05 500.95 P 3 F 3.3 ( and mutates each variable with) 363.61 500.95 P 0.1 (probability) 135.65 486.95 P 2 F 0.24 (MutOpt\0501\051) 191.39 486.95 P 3 F 0.1 ( by addition of small random values \050size of the mutation) 256.15 486.95 P (step\051. The mutation step can be shrunk with) 135.65 472.95 T 2 F (MutOpt\0502\051) 348.51 472.95 T 3 F (.) 413.27 472.95 T 2 F 1.31 (FieldDR) 135.65 446.95 P 3 F 0.55 ( is a matrix containing the boundaries of each variable of an individual) 186.02 446.95 P (\050see) 135.65 432.95 T 2 F (crtrp) 157.96 432.95 T 3 F (\051.) 193.94 432.95 T 2 F (MutOpt) 135.65 406.95 T 3 F ( is an optional vector with a maximum of two parameters:) 178.82 406.95 T 2 F (MutOpt\0501\051) 135.65 386.95 T 3 F (:) 200.41 386.95 T (scalar containing the mutation rate in the range) 171.65 372.95 T 2 F ([0, 1].) 400.15 372.95 T 3 F 0.43 (If omitted or) 171.65 358.95 P 2 F 1.02 (NaN) 236.55 358.95 P 3 F 0.43 (,) 258.14 358.95 P 2 F 1.02 (MutOpt\0501\051 = 1/Nvar) 264.56 358.95 P 3 F 0.43 ( is assumed, where) 396.14 358.95 P 2 F 1.02 (Nvar) 491.44 358.95 P 3 F 0.43 ( is) 520.22 358.95 P 0.63 (the number of variables per individual de\336ned by) 171.65 344.95 P 2 F 1.51 (size\050FieldDR,2\051.) 416.51 344.95 P 3 F 3.35 (This value is selected as it implies that the number of variables per) 171.65 330.95 P (individual mutated is approximately 1.) 171.65 316.95 T 2 F (MutOpt\0502\051) 135.65 296.95 T 3 F (:) 200.41 296.95 T 1.99 (scalar containing a value in the range [0, 1] for shrinking the mutation) 171.65 282.95 P (range.) 171.65 268.95 T (If omitted or) 171.65 254.95 T 2 F (NaN) 235.27 254.95 T 3 F (,) 256.86 254.95 T 2 F (MutOpt\0502\051 = 1) 262.86 254.95 T 3 F ( is assumed \050no shrinking\051.) 356.41 254.95 T 2 F (mutbga) 135.65 234.95 T 3 F ( is a low-level mutation function normally called by) 178.82 234.95 T 2 F (mutate) 431 234.95 T 3 F (.) 474.17 234.95 T 1 16 Q (Example) 117.65 206.29 T 3 12 Q (Consider the following population with three real-valued individuals:) 135.65 188.95 T 2 F (OldChrom = [) 135.65 168.95 T (40.2381 -17.1766) 153.65 154.95 T ( 28.9530) 275.98 154.95 T (15.3883;) 347.94 154.95 T (82.0642) 153.65 140.95 T (13.2639) 218.41 140.95 T (13.3596) 283.18 140.95 T (-9.0916;) 347.94 140.95 T (52.4396) 153.65 126.95 T (25.6410) 218.41 126.95 T (15.2014) 283.18 126.95 T (-2.5435]) 347.94 126.95 T 3 F (The bounds are de\336ned as:) 135.65 106.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "17" 18 %%Page: "18" 18 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-18) 513.33 61.29 T 2 12 Q (FieldDR = [) 135.65 736.95 T (-100 -50 -30 -20;) 153.65 722.95 T ( 100) 153.65 708.95 T (50) 196.82 708.95 T ( 30) 218.41 708.95 T (20]) 254.39 708.95 T 3 F 2.08 (T) 135.65 688.95 P 2.08 (o mutate) 142.14 688.95 P 2 F 4.99 (OldChrom) 190.93 688.95 P 3 F 2.08 ( with mutation probability) 248.5 688.95 P 2 F 4.99 (1/4) 385.41 688.95 P 3 F 2.08 ( and no shrinking of the) 407 688.95 P (mutation range:) 135.65 674.95 T 2 F (NewChrom = mutbga\050OldChrom, FieldDR, [1/4 1.0]\051) 135.65 654.95 T 1.38 (mutbga) 135.65 634.95 P 3 F 0.57 ( produces an internal mask table,) 178.82 634.95 P 2 F 1.38 (MutMx) 343.14 634.95 P 3 F 0.57 (, determining which variable to) 379.12 634.95 P (mutate and the sign for adding) 135.65 620.95 T 2 F (delta) 284.88 620.95 T 3 F ( \050see Algorithm\051, e.g.) 320.86 620.95 T 2 F (MutMx = [) 135.65 600.95 T (0) 153.65 586.95 T (0) 175.24 586.95 T ( 0) 189.63 586.95 T (1;) 218.41 586.95 T (0) 153.65 572.95 T (0) 175.24 572.95 T (-1) 189.63 572.95 T (0;) 218.41 572.95 T (0) 153.65 558.95 T ( 0) 168.04 558.95 T (-1) 189.63 558.95 T (-1]) 211.22 558.95 T 3 F (An second internal table,) 135.65 538.95 T 2 F (delta) 258.56 538.95 T 3 F (, speci\336es the normalized mutation step size, e.g.) 294.54 538.95 T 2 F (delta = [) 135.65 518.95 T (0.2500) 153.65 504.95 T (0.2500 0.2500 0.2500;) 204.02 504.95 T (0.0001 0.0001 0.0001 0.0001;) 153.65 490.95 T (0.2505 0.2505 0.2505 0.2505]) 153.65 476.95 T 3 F (Thus, after mutation) 135.65 456.95 T 2 F (NewChrom) 236.25 456.95 T 3 F ( becomes:) 293.82 456.95 T 2 F (NewChrom =) 135.65 436.95 T (40.2381 -17.1766 28.9530 20.0000) 153.65 422.95 T (82.0642) 153.65 408.95 T (13.2638 13.3559 -9.0916) 218.41 408.95 T (52.4396) 153.65 394.95 T (25.6410 -7.6858 -7.5539) 218.41 394.95 T (NewChrom - OldChrom) 135.65 374.95 T 3 F ( shows the mutation steps) 272.37 374.95 T 2 F (NewChrom - OldChrom =) 135.65 354.95 T (0) 196.82 340.95 T (0) 254.39 340.95 T (0) 311.96 340.95 T (4.6117) 333.55 340.95 T (0) 196.82 326.95 T (0) 254.39 326.95 T (-0.0037) 268.79 326.95 T (0) 369.53 326.95 T (0) 196.82 312.95 T ( 0) 247.2 312.95 T (-7.5156 -5.0104) 268.79 312.95 T 1 16 Q (Algorithm) 117.65 290.29 T 3 12 Q (The mutation of a variable is computed as follows:) 135.65 272.95 T (mutated variable = variable +) 135.65 252.95 T 2 F (MutMx) 135.65 232.95 T 3 F (=) 180.62 232.95 T ( with probability) 202.43 232.95 T 2 F (MutOpt\0501\051) 285.39 232.95 T 3 F (, \050+ or - with equal probability\051) 350.15 232.95 T (else 0) 171.65 218.95 T 2 F (range =) 135.65 198.95 T 3 F ( domain of variable \050search interval de\336ned by) 228.79 198.95 T 2 F (FieldDR) 455.94 198.95 T 3 F (\051.) 506.32 198.95 T 2 F (delta =) 135.65 165.03 T 3 F (,) 237.45 165.03 T ( with probability 1/m, else 0, m = 20.) 281.05 165.03 T 0.1 (W) 135.65 131.79 P 0.1 (ith m = 20, the mutation operator is able to locate the optimum up to a precision) 146.49 131.79 P (of) 135.65 117.79 T (.) 303.18 117.79 T 280.07 247.96 504.55 261.94 C 2 12 Q 0 X 0 K (M) 281.07 252.95 T (u) 288.98 252.95 T (t) 296.88 252.95 T (M) 304.78 252.95 T (x) 312.68 252.95 T (r) 332.46 252.95 T (a) 340.36 252.95 T (n) 348.27 252.95 T (g) 356.17 252.95 T (e) 364.07 252.95 T (M) 383.85 252.95 T (u) 391.75 252.95 T (t) 399.65 252.95 T (O) 407.55 252.95 T (p) 415.46 252.95 T (t) 423.36 252.95 T (2) 438.36 252.95 T 4 F (\050) 433.26 252.95 T (\051) 446.16 252.95 T 2 F (d) 464.74 252.95 T (e) 472.64 252.95 T (l) 480.55 252.95 T (t) 488.45 252.95 T (a) 496.35 252.95 T 4 F (\264) 374.26 252.95 T (\264) 455.16 252.95 T (\264) 322.88 252.95 T -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 187.39 229.43 202.43 241.99 C 3 12 Q 0 X 0 K (1) 195.43 232.95 T 4 F (\261) 188.39 232.95 T -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 193.22 195.35 228.79 208.13 C 3 12 Q 0 X 0 K (0) 194.22 198.95 T (.) 200.21 198.95 T (5) 203.21 198.95 T 4 F (\264) 212.21 198.95 T -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 189.02 147.79 237.44 186.95 C 4 12 Q 0 X 0 K (a) 211.43 165.03 T 0 9 Q (i) 219.46 160.38 T 3 12 Q (2) 222.67 165.03 T 0 9 Q (i) 233.95 171.06 T 4 F (-) 228.67 171.06 T 0 F (i) 191.26 150.74 T 3 F (0) 204.7 150.74 T 4 F (=) 196.76 150.74 T 0 F (m) 190.02 179.81 T 3 F (1) 205.94 179.81 T 4 F (-) 198.76 179.81 T 4 18 Q (\345) 193.81 161.83 T -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 243.44 157.53 281.04 174.21 C 4 12 Q 0 X 0 K (a) 244.69 165.03 T 0 9 Q (i) 252.72 160.38 T 3 12 Q (1) 273.8 165.03 T 4 F (=) 261.22 165.03 T -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 148.64 112.79 303.18 131.01 C 2 12 Q 0 X 0 K (r) 149.64 117.79 T (a) 157.54 117.79 T (n) 165.44 117.79 T (g) 173.34 117.79 T (e) 181.24 117.79 T (M) 201.02 117.79 T 4 F (\264) 191.44 117.79 T 2 F (u) 208.93 117.79 T (t) 216.83 117.79 T (O) 224.73 117.79 T (p) 232.63 117.79 T (t) 240.54 117.79 T (2) 255.54 117.79 T 4 F (\050) 250.44 117.79 T (\051) 263.34 117.79 T 3 F (2) 281.92 117.79 T 3 9 Q (1) 293.2 123.88 T (9) 297.69 123.88 T 4 F (-) 287.92 123.88 T 4 12 Q (\264) 272.33 117.79 T -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "18" 19 %%Page: "19" 19 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-19) 513.33 61.29 T 3 12 Q 0.92 (The mutation operator) 135.65 736.95 P 2 F 2.21 (mutbga) 248.67 736.95 P 3 F 0.92 ( is able to generate most points in the hypercube) 291.84 736.95 P 0.24 (de\336ned by the variables of the individual and the range of the mutation. However) 135.65 722.95 P 0.24 (,) 528.65 722.95 P 0.93 (it tests more often near the variable, that is, the probability of small step sizes is) 135.65 708.95 P (greater than that of lar) 135.65 694.95 T (ger step sizes.) 242.01 694.95 T 1 16 Q (See Also) 117.65 666.29 T 2 12 Q (mutate) 135.65 648.95 T 3 F (,) 178.82 648.95 T 2 F (recdis) 184.82 648.95 T 3 F (,) 228 648.95 T 2 F (recint) 233.99 648.95 T 3 F (,) 277.17 648.95 T 2 F (reclin) 283.17 648.95 T 1 16 Q (Refer) 117.65 626.29 T (ence) 155.53 626.29 T 3 12 Q 3.9 ([1] H. M) 135.65 608.95 P 3.9 (\237) 185.76 608.95 P 3.9 (hlenbein and D. Schlierkamp-V) 191.76 608.95 P 3.9 (oosen, \322Predictive Models for the) 354.48 608.95 P 0.18 (Breeder Genetic Algorithm: I. Continuous Parameter Optimization\323,) 135.65 594.95 P 0 F 0.18 (Evolutionary) 469.02 594.95 P (Computation) 135.65 580.95 T 3 F (, V) 198.29 580.95 T (ol. 1, No. 1, pp.25-49, 1993.) 211.4 580.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "19" 20 %%Page: "20" 20 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-20) 513.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (ranking) 63.65 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q (Rank-based \336tness assignment) 135.65 674.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 646.29 T 2 12 Q (FitnV = ranking\050ObjV\051) 135.65 628.95 T (FitnV = ranking\050ObjV, RFun\051) 135.65 608.95 T (FitnV = ranking\050ObjV, RFun, SUBPOP\051) 135.65 588.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 566.29 T 2 12 Q -0.17 (ranking) 135.65 548.95 P 3 F -0.07 ( ranks individuals according to their objective values,) 186.02 548.95 P 2 F -0.17 (ObjV) 444.93 548.95 P 3 F -0.07 (, and returns) 472.17 548.95 P 1.5 (a column vector containing the corresponding individual \336tness values,) 135.65 534.95 P 2 F 3.59 (FitnV) 494.22 534.95 P 3 F 1.5 (.) 528.65 534.95 P (This function ranks individuals for) 135.65 520.95 T 1 F (minimisation) 305.21 520.95 T 3 F (.) 372.52 520.95 T 2 F (RFun) 135.65 494.95 T 3 F ( is an optional vector with 1, 2 or) 164.43 494.95 T 2 F (length\050ObjV\051) 326.33 494.95 T 3 F ( parameters:) 412.68 494.95 T 0.28 (If) 135.65 474.95 P 2 F 0.68 (RFun) 146.92 474.95 P 3 F 0.28 ( is a scalar in) 175.7 474.95 P 2 F 0.68 ([1, 2]) 242.72 474.95 P 3 F 0.28 (, linear ranking is assumed and the scalar indicates) 286.58 474.95 P (the selective pressure.) 135.65 460.95 T (If) 135.65 440.95 T 2 F (RFun) 146.63 440.95 T 3 F ( is a vector with 2 parameters:) 175.42 440.95 T 2 F (RFun\0501\051) 135.65 420.95 T 3 F (:) 186.02 420.95 T (scalar indicating the selective pressure) 171.65 406.95 T (for linear ranking) 171.65 392.95 T 2 F (RFun\0501\051) 258.58 392.95 T 3 F ( must be in) 308.95 392.95 T 2 F ([1, 2]) 364.92 392.95 T 3 F (for non-linear ranking) 171.65 378.95 T 2 F (RFun\0501\051) 280.56 378.95 T 3 F ( must be in) 330.93 378.95 T 2 F ([1, length\050ObjV\051-2]) 386.91 378.95 T 3 F (If) 171.65 364.95 T 2 F (NaN) 182.63 364.95 T 3 F (,) 204.22 364.95 T 2 F (RFun\0501\051 = 2) 210.22 364.95 T 3 F ( is assumed.) 289.38 364.95 T 2 F (RFun\0502\051) 135.65 344.95 T 3 F (:) 186.02 344.95 T (ranking method) 171.65 330.95 T (0 - linear ranking) 171.65 316.95 T (1 - non-linear ranking) 171.65 302.95 T 0.29 (If) 135.65 282.95 P 2 F 0.69 (RFun) 146.92 282.95 P 3 F 0.29 ( is a vector of) 175.71 282.95 P 2 F 0.69 (length\050ObjV\051) 245.43 282.95 P 3 F 0.29 (, it should contain the \336tness values to be) 331.78 282.95 P (assigned to each rank.) 135.65 268.95 T 2.78 (If) 135.65 242.95 P 2 F 6.66 (RFun) 149.41 242.95 P 3 F 2.78 ( is omitted or) 178.2 242.95 P 2 F 6.66 (NaN) 255.94 242.95 P 3 F 2.78 (, linear ranking and a selective pressure of 2 are) 277.52 242.95 P (assumed.) 135.65 228.95 T 2 F 2.19 (SUBPOP) 135.65 202.95 P 3 F 0.91 ( is an optional parameter and indicates the number of subpopulations in) 178.82 202.95 P 2 F 10.67 (ObjV) 135.65 188.95 P 3 F 4.45 (. If) 162.88 188.95 P 2 F 10.67 (SUBPOP) 188.76 188.95 P 3 F 4.45 ( is omitted or) 231.93 188.95 P 2 F 10.67 (NaN) 316.35 188.95 P 3 F 4.45 (,) 337.94 188.95 P 2 F 10.67 (SUBPOP = 1) 348.38 188.95 P 3 F 4.45 ( is assumed. All) 441.68 188.95 P (subpopulations in) 135.65 174.95 T 2 F (ObjV) 223.61 174.95 T 3 F ( must have the same size.) 252.39 174.95 T 2.76 (If) 135.65 148.95 P 2 F 6.63 (ranking) 149.4 148.95 P 3 F 2.76 ( is called with more than one subpopulation then the ranking is) 199.77 148.95 P (performed separately for each subpopulation.) 135.65 134.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "20" 21 %%Page: "21" 21 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-21) 513.33 61.29 T 1 16 Q (Example) 117.65 734.29 T 3 12 Q (Consider a population with 10 individuals. The current objective values are:) 135.65 716.95 T 2 F (ObjV = [1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 10; 9; 8; 7; 6]) 135.65 696.95 T 3 F (Evaluate the \336tness with linear ranking and selective pressure 2:) 135.65 676.95 T 2 F (FitnV = ranking\050ObjV\051) 135.65 656.95 T (FitnV =) 135.65 636.95 T (2.00) 153.65 622.95 T (1.77) 153.65 608.95 T (1.55) 153.65 594.95 T (1.33) 153.65 580.95 T (1.11) 153.65 566.95 T (0) 153.65 552.95 T (0.22) 153.65 538.95 T (0.44) 153.65 524.95 T (0.66) 153.65 510.95 T (0.88) 153.65 496.95 T 3 F (Evaluate the \336tness with non-linear ranking and selective pressure 2:) 135.65 476.95 T 2 F (FitnV = ranking\050ObjV, [2 1]\051) 135.65 456.95 T (FitnV =) 135.65 436.95 T (2.00) 153.65 422.95 T (1.66) 153.65 408.95 T (1.38) 153.65 394.95 T (1.15) 153.65 380.95 T (0.95) 153.65 366.95 T (0.38) 153.65 352.95 T (0.45) 153.65 338.95 T (0.55) 153.65 324.95 T (0.66) 153.65 310.95 T (0.79) 153.65 296.95 T 3 F (Evaluate the \336tness with the values in RFun:) 135.65 276.95 T 2 F (RFun = [3; 5; 7; 10; 14; 18; 25; 30; 40; 50]) 135.65 256.95 T (FitnV = ranking\050ObjV, RFun\051) 135.65 236.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "21" 22 %%Page: "22" 22 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-22) 513.33 61.29 T 2 12 Q (FitnV =) 135.65 736.95 T (50) 153.65 722.95 T (40) 153.65 708.95 T (30) 153.65 694.95 T (25) 153.65 680.95 T (18) 153.65 666.95 T ( 3) 153.65 652.95 T ( 5) 153.65 638.95 T ( 7) 153.65 624.95 T (10) 153.65 610.95 T (14) 153.65 596.95 T 3 F 3.93 (Evaluate the \336tness with non-linear ranking and selective pressure 2 for 2) 135.65 576.95 P (subpopulations in) 135.65 562.95 T 2 F (ObjV) 223.61 562.95 T 3 F (:) 251.5 562.95 T 2 F (FitnV = ranking\050ObjV, [2 1], 2\051) 135.65 542.95 T (FitnV =) 135.65 522.95 T (2.00) 153.65 508.95 T (1.28) 153.65 494.95 T (0.83) 153.65 480.95 T (0.53) 153.65 466.95 T (0.34) 153.65 452.95 T (0.34) 153.65 438.95 T (0.53) 153.65 424.95 T (0.83) 153.65 410.95 T (1.28) 153.65 396.95 T (2.00) 153.65 382.95 T 1 16 Q (Algorithm) 117.65 360.29 T 3 12 Q 2.48 (The algorithms for both linear and non-linear ranking \336rst sorts the objective) 135.65 342.95 P 0.21 (function values into descending order) 135.65 328.95 P 0.21 (. The least \336t individual is placed in position) 316.38 328.95 P 1 (1 in the sorted list of objective values and the most \336t individual position) 135.65 314.95 P 2 F 2.41 (Nind) 502.86 314.95 P 3 F 0.08 (where) 135.65 300.95 P 2 F 0.19 (Nind) 168.02 300.95 P 3 F 0.08 ( is the number of individuals in the population. A \336tness value is then) 196.81 300.95 P 4.45 (assigned to each individual depending on its position,) 135.65 286.95 P 2 F 10.68 (Pos) 431.42 286.95 P 3 F 4.45 (, in the sorted) 453.01 286.95 P (population.) 135.65 272.95 T (For linear ranking individuals are assigned \336tness values according to:) 135.65 252.95 T 2 F (FitnV\050Pos\051 =) 135.65 231.96 T 3 F (, and) 484.28 231.96 T (for non-linear ranking according to:) 135.65 210.97 T 2 F (FitnV\050Pos\051 =) 135.65 178.65 T 3 F (,) 308.28 178.65 T (where) 135.65 121.83 T 0 F ( X) 164.95 121.83 T 3 F ( is computed as the root of the polynomial:) 175.27 121.83 T 225 226.97 484.28 240.95 C 2 12 Q 0 X 0 K (2) 226 231.96 T (S) 245.78 231.96 T (P) 253.68 231.96 T 4 F (-) 236.2 231.96 T 2 F (2) 273.46 231.96 T (S) 300.34 231.96 T (P) 308.24 231.96 T (1) 328.02 231.96 T 4 F (-) 318.44 231.96 T (\050) 295.24 231.96 T (\051) 335.83 231.96 T 2 F (P) 361.51 231.96 T (o) 369.41 231.96 T (s) 377.31 231.96 T (1) 397.09 231.96 T 4 F (-) 387.51 231.96 T (\050) 356.41 231.96 T (\051) 404.89 231.96 T (\264) 344.82 231.96 T (\264) 283.66 231.96 T 2 F (N) 425.99 231.96 T (i) 433.89 231.96 T (n) 441.8 231.96 T (d) 449.7 231.96 T (1) 469.48 231.96 T 4 F (-) 459.89 231.96 T (\050) 420.89 231.96 T (\051) 477.28 231.96 T (\244) 413.89 231.96 T (+) 263.88 231.96 T -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 225 137.83 308.28 198.97 C 2 12 Q 0 X 0 K (N) 227 185.72 T (i) 234.9 185.72 T (n) 242.8 185.72 T (d) 250.71 185.72 T 0 F (X) 270.48 185.72 T 0 9 Q (P) 277.81 191.82 T (o) 283.83 191.82 T (s) 288.86 191.82 T 3 F (1) 301.79 191.82 T 4 F (-) 294.6 191.82 T 4 12 Q (\264) 260.9 185.72 T 0 F (X) 267.86 156.94 T 2 F (i) 282.99 156.94 T 4 F (\050) 277.89 156.94 T (\051) 290.8 156.94 T 2 F (i) 239.01 141.31 T (1) 257.14 141.31 T 4 9 Q (=) 249.21 141.31 T 2 12 Q (N) 236.49 172.25 T (i) 244.21 172.25 T (n) 251.94 172.25 T (d) 259.66 172.25 T 4 18 Q (\345) 245.26 153.74 T 227 181.24 306.03 181.24 2 L 0.33 H 0 Z N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "22" 23 %%Page: "23" 23 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-23) 513.33 61.29 T 3 12 Q (.) 473.9 730.99 T 0.08 (The vector) 135.65 709.99 P 2 F 0.19 (FitnV) 190.42 709.99 P 3 F 0.08 ( is then unsorted to re\337ect the order of the original input vector) 226.4 709.99 P 0.08 (,) 528.65 709.99 P 2 F (ObjV) 135.65 695.99 T 3 F (.) 162.88 695.99 T 1 16 Q (See Also) 117.65 673.32 T 2 12 Q (select) 135.65 655.99 T 3 F (,) 178.82 655.99 T 2 F (rws) 184.82 655.99 T 3 F (,) 206.41 655.99 T 2 F (sus) 212.41 655.99 T 1 16 Q (Refer) 117.65 633.32 T (ence) 155.53 633.32 T 3 12 Q 1.46 ([1] D. Whitley) 135.65 615.99 P 1.46 (, \322The GENIT) 208.07 615.99 P 1.46 (OR Algorithm and Selection Pressure: Why Rank-) 279.71 615.99 P 2.08 (Based Allocation of Reproductive T) 135.65 601.99 P 2.08 (rials is Best\323,) 317.43 601.99 P 0 F 2.08 (Pr) 390.97 601.99 P 2.08 (oc. ICGA 3) 402.52 601.99 P 3 F 2.08 (, pp. 1) 460.97 601.99 P 2.08 (16-121,) 494.67 601.99 P (Mor) 135.65 587.99 T (gan Kaufmann Publishers, 1989.) 156.09 587.99 T 135.65 725.99 473.9 744.95 C 2 12 Q 0 X 0 K (0) 136.65 730.99 T (S) 169.53 730.99 T (P) 177.43 730.99 T (1) 197.21 730.99 T 4 F (-) 187.63 730.99 T (\050) 164.43 730.99 T (\051) 205.01 730.99 T 2 F (X) 223.59 730.99 T (N) 231.25 736.47 T (i) 238.98 736.47 T (n) 246.7 736.47 T (d) 254.43 736.47 T (1) 271.06 736.47 T 4 9 Q (-) 263.87 736.47 T 4 12 Q (\264) 214.01 730.99 T 2 F (S) 290.84 730.99 T (P) 298.74 730.99 T (X) 318.52 730.99 T (N) 326.18 736.47 T (i) 333.9 736.47 T (n) 341.63 736.47 T (d) 349.35 736.47 T (2) 365.98 736.47 T 4 9 Q (-) 358.8 736.47 T 4 12 Q (\264) 308.94 730.99 T (\274) 385.76 730.99 T 2 F (S) 410.34 730.99 T (P) 418.24 730.99 T (X) 438.02 730.99 T (S) 457.8 730.99 T (P) 465.71 730.99 T 4 F (+) 448.22 730.99 T (\264) 428.44 730.99 T (+) 281.25 730.99 T (+) 376.18 730.99 T (+) 400.76 730.99 T (=) 149.84 730.99 T -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "23" 24 %%Page: "24" 24 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-24) 513.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (r) 63.65 732.95 T (ecdis) 71.31 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q (Discrete recombination) 135.65 674.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 646.29 T 2 12 Q (NewChrom = recdis\050OldChrom\051) 135.65 628.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 606.29 T 2 12 Q 6.77 (recdis) 135.65 588.95 P 3 F 2.82 ( performs discrete recombination between pairs of individuals in the) 178.82 588.95 P 3.85 (current population,) 135.65 574.95 P 2 F 9.24 (OldChrom) 237.62 574.95 P 3 F 3.85 (, and returns a new population after mating,) 295.18 574.95 P 2 F (NewChrom) 135.65 560.95 T 3 F (. Each row of) 193.22 560.95 T 2 F (OldChrom) 260.82 560.95 T 3 F ( corresponds to one individual.) 318.39 560.95 T 1.18 (The pairs are mated in order) 135.65 534.95 P 1.18 (, odd row with the next even row) 276.62 534.95 P 1.18 (. If the number of) 442.66 534.95 P 0.5 (rows in the matrix) 135.65 520.95 P 2 F 1.2 (OldChrom) 228.25 520.95 P 3 F 0.5 ( is odd then the last row is not mated and added at) 285.82 520.95 P 4.19 (the end of) 135.65 506.95 P 2 F 10.05 (NewChrom) 199.16 506.95 P 3 F 4.19 (. The population should therefore be or) 256.73 506.95 P 4.19 (ganised into) 469.16 506.95 P 0.94 (contiguous pairs that require mating. This can be achieved by using the function) 135.65 492.95 P 2 F 0.28 (ranking) 135.65 478.95 P 3 F 0.12 ( to assign a \336tness level to each individual and a selection function \050e.g.) 186.02 478.95 P 2 F 5 (select) 135.65 464.95 P 3 F 2.09 (\051 to select individuals with a probability related to their \336tness in the) 178.82 464.95 P (current population.) 135.65 450.95 T 2 F (recdis) 135.65 424.95 T 3 F ( is a low-level recombination function normally called by) 178.82 424.95 T 2 F (recombin) 457.64 424.95 T 3 F (.) 515.2 424.95 T 1 16 Q (Example) 117.65 396.29 T 3 12 Q (Consider the following population with \336ve real-value individuals:) 135.65 378.95 T 2 F (OldChrom = [) 135.65 358.95 T ( 40.23 -17.17) 153.65 344.95 T ( 28.95) 254.39 344.95 T (15.38; % parent1) 311.96 344.95 T ( 82.06) 153.65 330.95 T ( 13.26) 204.02 330.95 T (13.35) 261.59 330.95 T (-9.09; % parent2) 311.96 330.95 T ( 52.43) 153.65 316.95 T (25.64) 211.22 316.95 T (15.20) 261.59 316.95 T (-2.54; % parent3) 311.96 316.95 T (-47.50) 153.65 302.95 T (49.10) 211.22 302.95 T (9.09) 268.79 302.95 T ( 10.65; % parent4) 304.77 302.95 T (-90.50 -13.46 -25.63) 153.65 288.95 T (-0.89] % parent5) 311.96 288.95 T 3 F (T) 135.65 268.95 T (o perform discrete recombination:) 142.14 268.95 T 2 F (NewChrom = recdis\050OldChrom\051) 135.65 248.95 T 4.11 (recdis) 135.65 228.95 P 3 F 1.71 ( produces an internal mask table determining which parents contribute) 178.82 228.95 P (which variables to the of) 135.65 214.95 T (fspring, e.g.) 254.01 214.95 T 2 F (Mask = [) 135.65 194.95 T (1 2 1 2; % for producing offspring1) 160.84 180.95 T ( 2 2 1 1; % for producing offspring2) 153.65 166.95 T ( 2 1 2 1; % for producing offspring3) 153.65 152.95 T ( 1 1 2 2] % for producing offspring4) 153.65 138.95 T 3 F (Thus, after recombination) 135.65 118.95 T 2 F (NewChrom) 262.89 118.95 T 3 F ( would become:) 320.45 118.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "24" 25 %%Page: "25" 25 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-25) 513.33 61.29 T 2 12 Q (NewChrom = [) 135.65 736.95 T (40.23) 160.84 722.95 T (13.26) 211.22 722.95 T (28.95) 261.59 722.95 T ( -9.09; % Mask\0501,:\051 parent1&2) 304.77 722.95 T (82.06) 160.84 708.95 T (13.26) 211.22 708.95 T (28.95) 261.59 708.95 T ( 15.38; % Mask\0502,:\051 parent1&2) 304.77 708.95 T (-47.50) 153.65 694.95 T (25.64) 211.22 694.95 T ( 9.09) 261.59 694.95 T (-2.54; % Mask\0503,:\051 parent3&4) 311.96 694.95 T (52.43) 160.84 680.95 T ( 25.64) 204.02 680.95 T ( 9.09) 261.59 680.95 T ( 10.65] % Mask\0504,:\051 parent3&4) 304.77 680.95 T 3 F 0.75 (As the number of individuals in the parent population,) 135.65 660.95 P 2 F 1.79 (OldChrom) 405.55 660.95 P 3 F 0.75 (, was odd, the) 463.12 660.95 P -0.18 (last individual is appended without recombination to) 135.65 646.95 P 2 F -0.43 (NewChrom) 389.9 646.95 P 3 F -0.18 ( and the of) 447.47 646.95 P -0.18 (fspring) 497.67 646.95 P (returned to the users workspace, thus) 135.65 632.95 T 2 F (NewChrom =) 135.65 612.95 T (40.23) 160.84 598.95 T ( 13.26) 204.02 598.95 T (28.95) 261.59 598.95 T ( -9.09) 304.77 598.95 T (82.06) 160.84 584.95 T (13.26) 211.22 584.95 T (28.95) 261.59 584.95 T ( 15.38) 304.77 584.95 T (-47.50) 153.65 570.95 T (25.64) 211.22 570.95 T ( 9.09) 261.59 570.95 T ( -2.54) 304.77 570.95 T (52.43) 160.84 556.95 T ( 25.64) 204.02 556.95 T (9.09) 268.79 556.95 T (10.65) 311.96 556.95 T (-90.50 -13.46 -25.63) 153.65 542.95 T ( -0.89) 304.77 542.95 T 1 16 Q (Algorithm) 117.65 520.29 T 3 12 Q 1.99 (Discrete recombination exchanges variable values between the individuals. For) 135.65 502.95 P 2.43 (each variable the parent who contributes its variable value to the of) 135.65 488.95 P 2.43 (fspring is) 484.24 488.95 P (chosen randomly with equal probability) 135.65 474.95 T (.) 326.08 474.95 T 0.91 (Discrete recombination can generate the corners of the hypercube de\336ned by the) 135.65 448.95 P (parents.) 135.65 434.95 T 1 16 Q (See Also) 117.65 406.29 T 2 12 Q (recombin) 135.65 388.95 T 3 F (,) 193.22 388.95 T 2 F (recint) 199.21 388.95 T 3 F (,) 242.39 388.95 T 2 F (reclin) 248.39 388.95 T 3 F (,) 291.56 388.95 T 2 F (ranking) 297.56 388.95 T 3 F (,) 347.93 388.95 T 2 F (sus) 353.93 388.95 T 3 F (,) 375.52 388.95 T 2 F (rws) 381.51 388.95 T 1 16 Q (Refer) 117.65 366.29 T (ence) 155.53 366.29 T 3 12 Q 3.9 ([1] H. M) 135.65 348.95 P 3.9 (\237) 185.76 348.95 P 3.9 (hlenbein and D. Schlierkamp-V) 191.76 348.95 P 3.9 (oosen, \322Predictive Models for the) 354.48 348.95 P 0.18 (Breeder Genetic Algorithm: I. Continuous Parameter Optimization\323,) 135.65 334.95 P 0 F 0.18 (Evolutionary) 469.02 334.95 P (Computation) 135.65 320.95 T 3 F (, V) 198.29 320.95 T (ol. 1, No. 1, pp.25-49, 1993.) 211.4 320.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "25" 26 %%Page: "26" 26 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-26) 513.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (r) 63.65 732.95 T (ecint) 71.31 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q (Intermediate recombination) 135.65 674.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 646.29 T 2 12 Q (NewChrom = recint\050OldChrom\051) 135.65 628.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 606.29 T 2 12 Q 0.73 (recint) 135.65 588.95 P 3 F 0.3 ( performs intermediate recombination between pairs of individuals in the) 178.82 588.95 P 3.85 (current population,) 135.65 574.95 P 2 F 9.24 (OldChrom) 237.62 574.95 P 3 F 3.85 (, and returns a new population after mating,) 295.18 574.95 P 2 F (NewChrom) 135.65 560.95 T 3 F (. Each row of) 193.22 560.95 T 2 F (OldChrom) 260.82 560.95 T 3 F ( corresponds to one individual.) 318.39 560.95 T 2 F 1.76 (recint) 135.65 534.95 P 3 F 0.73 ( is a function only applicable to populations of real-value variables \050and) 178.82 534.95 P (not binary or integer\051.) 135.65 520.95 T 1.18 (The pairs are mated in order) 135.65 494.95 P 1.18 (, odd row with the next even row) 276.62 494.95 P 1.18 (. If the number of) 442.66 494.95 P 0.5 (rows in the matrix) 135.65 480.95 P 2 F 1.2 (OldChrom) 228.25 480.95 P 3 F 0.5 ( is odd then the last row is not mated and added at) 285.82 480.95 P 4.19 (the end of) 135.65 466.95 P 2 F 10.05 (NewChrom) 199.16 466.95 P 3 F 4.19 (. The population should therefore be or) 256.73 466.95 P 4.19 (ganised into) 469.16 466.95 P 0.94 (contiguous pairs that require mating. This can be achieved by using the function) 135.65 452.95 P 2 F 0.28 (ranking) 135.65 438.95 P 3 F 0.12 ( to assign a \336tness level to each individual and a selection function \050e.g.) 186.02 438.95 P 2 F 5 (select) 135.65 424.95 P 3 F 2.09 (\051 to select individuals with a probability related to their \336tness in the) 178.82 424.95 P (current population.) 135.65 410.95 T 2 F (recint) 135.65 384.95 T 3 F ( is a low-level recombination function normally called by) 178.82 384.95 T 2 F (recombin) 457.64 384.95 T 3 F (.) 515.2 384.95 T 1 16 Q (Example) 117.65 356.29 T 3 12 Q (Consider the following population with three real-value individuals:) 135.65 338.95 T 2 F (OldChrom = [) 135.65 318.95 T (40.23 -17.17) 153.65 304.95 T ( 28.95) 247.2 304.95 T (15.38; % parent1) 304.77 304.95 T (82.06) 153.65 290.95 T ( 13.26) 196.82 290.95 T (13.35) 254.39 290.95 T (-9.09; % parent2) 304.77 290.95 T (52.43) 153.65 276.95 T (25.64) 204.02 276.95 T (15.20) 254.39 276.95 T (-2.54] % parent3) 304.77 276.95 T 3 F (T) 135.65 256.95 T (o perform intermediate recombination:) 142.14 256.95 T 2 F (NewChrom = recint\050OldChrom\051) 135.65 236.95 T 3 F 2.57 (New values are produced by adding the scaled dif) 135.65 216.95 P 2.57 (ference between the parent) 395.08 216.95 P 1.05 (values to the \336rst parent \050see) 135.65 202.95 P 0 F 1.05 (Algorithm) 282.51 202.95 P 3 F 1.05 ( subsection\051. An internal table of scaling) 331.15 202.95 P (factors,) 135.65 188.95 T 2 F (Alpha) 174.28 188.95 T 3 F (, is produced, e.g.) 210.26 188.95 T 2 F (Alpha = [) 135.65 168.95 T (-0.13 0.50 0.32 0.16; % for offspring1) 153.65 154.95 T ( 1.12 0.54 0.44 1.16] % for offspring2) 153.65 140.95 T 3 F (Thus, after recombination) 135.65 120.95 T 2 F (NewChrom) 262.89 120.95 T 3 F ( would become:) 320.45 120.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "26" 27 %%Page: "27" 27 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-27) 513.33 61.29 T 2 12 Q (NewChrom = [) 135.65 736.95 T (34.40) 153.65 722.95 T ( -1.92) 196.82 722.95 T ( 23.86) 247.2 722.95 T ( 11.33; % Alpha\0501,:\051 parent1&2) 297.57 722.95 T (87.11) 153.65 708.95 T ( -0.59) 196.82 708.95 T (21.98 -13.04] % Alpha\0502,:\051 parent1&2) 254.39 708.95 T 3 F 0.75 (As the number of individuals in the parent population,) 135.65 688.95 P 2 F 1.79 (OldChrom) 405.55 688.95 P 3 F 0.75 (, was odd, the) 463.12 688.95 P -0.18 (last individual is appended without recombination to) 135.65 674.95 P 2 F -0.43 (NewChrom) 389.9 674.95 P 3 F -0.18 ( and the of) 447.47 674.95 P -0.18 (fspring) 497.67 674.95 P (returned to the users workspace, thus:) 135.65 660.95 T 2 F (NewChrom =) 135.65 640.95 T (34.40) 153.65 626.95 T (-1.92) 204.02 626.95 T (23.86) 254.39 626.95 T ( 11.33) 297.57 626.95 T (87.11) 153.65 612.95 T (-0.59) 204.02 612.95 T (21.98 -13.04) 254.39 612.95 T (52.43) 153.65 598.95 T (25.64) 204.02 598.95 T (15.20) 254.39 598.95 T (-2.54) 304.77 598.95 T 1 16 Q (Algorithm) 117.65 576.29 T 3 12 Q (Intermediate recombination combines parent values using the following rule:) 135.65 558.95 T 2 F (offspring = parent1 +) 135.65 532.95 T 3 F (where) 135.65 506.95 T 2 F (Alpha) 167.95 506.95 T 3 F ( is a scaling factor chosen uniformly at random in the interval) 203.93 506.95 T 2 F 1.08 ([-0.25, 1.25]) 135.65 492.95 P 3 F 0.45 (.) 230.28 492.95 P 2 F 1.08 (recint) 236.73 492.95 P 3 F 0.45 ( produces a new Alpha for each pair of values to be) 279.9 492.95 P (combined.) 135.65 478.95 T 1.99 (Intermediate recombination can generate any point within a hypercube slightly) 135.65 452.95 P (lar) 135.65 438.95 T (ger than that de\336ned by the parents.) 148.09 438.95 T 2.01 (Intermediate recombination is similar to line recombination) 135.65 412.95 P 2 F 4.82 (reclin) 438.51 412.95 P 3 F 2.01 (. Whereas) 481.69 412.95 P 2 F 5.85 (recint) 135.65 398.95 P 3 F 2.44 ( uses a new Alpha factor for each pair of values combined together) 178.82 398.95 P 2.44 (,) 528.65 398.95 P 2 F (reclin) 135.65 384.95 T 3 F ( uses one) 178.82 384.95 T 2 F (Alpha) 225.79 384.95 T 3 F ( factor for each pair of parents.) 261.77 384.95 T 1 16 Q (See Also) 117.65 356.29 T 2 12 Q (recombin) 135.65 338.95 T 3 F (,) 193.22 338.95 T 2 F (recdis) 199.21 338.95 T 3 F (,) 242.39 338.95 T 2 F (reclin) 248.39 338.95 T 3 F (,) 291.56 338.95 T 2 F (ranking) 297.56 338.95 T 3 F (,) 347.93 338.95 T 2 F (sus) 353.93 338.95 T 3 F (,) 375.52 338.95 T 2 F (rws) 381.51 338.95 T 1 16 Q (Refer) 117.65 316.29 T (ence) 155.53 316.29 T 3 12 Q 3.9 ([1] H. M) 135.65 298.95 P 3.9 (\237) 185.76 298.95 P 3.9 (hlenbein and D. Schlierkamp-V) 191.76 298.95 P 3.9 (oosen, \322Predictive Models for the) 354.48 298.95 P 0.18 (Breeder Genetic Algorithm: I. Continuous Parameter Optimization\323,) 135.65 284.95 P 0 F 0.18 (Evolutionary) 469.02 284.95 P (Computation) 135.65 270.95 T 3 F (, V) 198.29 270.95 T (ol. 1, No. 1, pp.25-49, 1993.) 211.4 270.95 T 293.96 527.96 482.85 541.94 C 2 12 Q 0 X 0 K (A) 294.96 532.95 T (l) 302.86 532.95 T (p) 310.77 532.95 T (h) 318.67 532.95 T (a) 326.57 532.95 T (p) 353.45 532.95 T (a) 361.35 532.95 T (r) 369.25 532.95 T (e) 377.16 532.95 T (n) 385.06 532.95 T (t) 392.96 532.95 T (2) 400.86 532.95 T (p) 420.64 532.95 T (a) 428.54 532.95 T (r) 436.45 532.95 T (e) 444.35 532.95 T (n) 452.25 532.95 T (t) 460.15 532.95 T (1) 468.05 532.95 T 4 F (-) 411.06 532.95 T (\050) 348.35 532.95 T (\051) 475.86 532.95 T (\264) 336.77 532.95 T -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "27" 28 %%Page: "28" 28 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-28) 513.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (r) 63.65 732.95 T (eclin) 71.31 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q (Line recombination) 135.65 674.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 646.29 T 2 12 Q (NewChrom = reclin\050OldChrom\051) 135.65 628.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 606.29 T 2 12 Q 1.86 (reclin) 135.65 588.95 P 3 F 0.77 ( performs line recombination between pairs of individuals in the current) 178.82 588.95 P 0.89 (population,) 135.65 574.95 P 2 F 2.15 (OldChrom) 193.85 574.95 P 3 F 0.89 (, and returns a new population after mating,) 251.41 574.95 P 2 F 2.15 (NewChrom) 471.08 574.95 P 3 F 0.89 (.) 528.65 574.95 P (Each row of) 135.65 560.95 T 2 F (OldChrom) 197.26 560.95 T 3 F ( corresponds to one individual.) 254.83 560.95 T 2 F 1.9 (reclin) 135.65 534.95 P 3 F 0.79 ( is a function only applicable to populations of real-value variables \050) 178.82 534.95 P 1 F 0.79 (not) 514.99 534.95 P 3 F (binary or integer\051.) 135.65 520.95 T 1.18 (The pairs are mated in order) 135.65 494.95 P 1.18 (, odd row with the next even row) 276.62 494.95 P 1.18 (. If the number of) 442.66 494.95 P 0.5 (rows in the matrix) 135.65 480.95 P 2 F 1.2 (OldChrom) 228.25 480.95 P 3 F 0.5 ( is odd then the last row is not mated and added at) 285.82 480.95 P 4.19 (the end of) 135.65 466.95 P 2 F 10.05 (NewChrom) 199.16 466.95 P 3 F 4.19 (. The population should therefore be or) 256.73 466.95 P 4.19 (ganised into) 469.16 466.95 P 0.94 (contiguous pairs that require mating. This can be achieved by using the function) 135.65 452.95 P 2 F 0.28 (ranking) 135.65 438.95 P 3 F 0.12 ( to assign a \336tness level to each individual and a selection function \050e.g.) 186.02 438.95 P 2 F 5 (select) 135.65 424.95 P 3 F 2.09 (\051 to select individuals with a probability related to their \336tness in the) 178.82 424.95 P (current population.) 135.65 410.95 T 2 F (reclin) 135.65 384.95 T 3 F ( is a low-level recombination function normally called by) 178.82 384.95 T 2 F (recombin) 457.64 384.95 T 3 F (.) 515.2 384.95 T 1 16 Q (Example) 117.65 356.29 T 3 12 Q (Consider the following population with three real-value individuals:) 135.65 338.95 T 2 F (OldChrom = [) 135.65 318.95 T ( 40.23 -17.17) 153.65 304.95 T (28.95) 261.59 304.95 T (15.38; % parent1) 311.96 304.95 T ( 82.06) 153.65 290.95 T ( 13.26) 204.02 290.95 T (13.35) 261.59 290.95 T (-9.09; % parent2) 311.96 290.95 T ( 52.43) 153.65 276.95 T (25.64) 211.22 276.95 T (15.20) 261.59 276.95 T (-2.54] % parent3) 311.96 276.95 T 3 F (T) 135.65 256.95 T (o perform line recombination:) 142.14 256.95 T 2 F (NewChrom = reclin\050OldChrom\051) 135.65 236.95 T 3 F 2.57 (New values are produced by adding the scaled dif) 135.65 216.95 P 2.57 (ference between the parent) 395.08 216.95 P 2.19 (values to the \336rst parent \050see Algorithm\051. An internal table of scaling factors,) 135.65 202.95 P 2 F (Alpha) 135.65 188.95 T 3 F (, is produced, e.g.) 171.63 188.95 T 2 F (Alpha = [) 135.65 168.95 T (0.78; % for producing offspring1) 153.65 154.95 T (1.05] % for producing offspring2) 153.65 140.95 T 3 F (Thus, after recombination NewChrom would become:) 135.65 120.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "28" 29 %%Page: "29" 29 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-29) 513.33 61.29 T 2 12 Q (NewChrom = [) 135.65 736.95 T (72.97) 153.65 722.95 T ( 6.64 16.74) 196.82 722.95 T (-3.77; % Alpha\0501\051 parent1&2) 290.37 722.95 T (84.25 14.85 12.54 -10.37] % Alpha\0502\051 parent1&2) 153.65 708.95 T 3 F 0.75 (As the number of individuals in the parent population,) 135.65 688.95 P 2 F 1.79 (OldChrom) 405.55 688.95 P 3 F 0.75 (, was odd, the) 463.12 688.95 P -0.18 (last individual is appended without recombination to) 135.65 674.95 P 2 F -0.43 (NewChrom) 389.9 674.95 P 3 F -0.18 ( and the of) 447.47 674.95 P -0.18 (fspring) 497.67 674.95 P (returned to the users workspace, thus:) 135.65 660.95 T 2 F (NewChrom =) 135.65 640.95 T (72.97) 153.65 626.95 T (6.64 16.74) 204.02 626.95 T ( -3.77) 283.18 626.95 T (84.25 14.85 12.54 -10.37) 153.65 612.95 T (52.43 25.64 15.20) 153.65 598.95 T ( -2.54) 283.18 598.95 T 1 16 Q (Algorithm) 117.65 576.29 T 3 12 Q (Line recombination combines parent values using the following rule:) 135.65 558.95 T 2 F (offspring = parent1 +) 135.65 532.95 T 3 F (where) 135.65 506.95 T 2 F (Alpha) 167.95 506.95 T 3 F ( is a scaling factor chosen uniformly at random in the interval) 203.93 506.95 T 2 F 0.42 ([-0.25, 1.25]) 135.65 492.95 P 3 F 0.17 (.) 229.61 492.95 P 2 F 0.42 (reclin) 235.78 492.95 P 3 F 0.17 ( produces a new Alpha for each pair of parents to be) 278.96 492.95 P (combined.) 135.65 478.95 T 2.41 (Line recombination can generate any point on a slightly longer line than that) 135.65 452.95 P (de\336ned by the parents.) 135.65 438.95 T 1.59 (Line recombination is similar to intermediate recombination) 135.65 412.95 P 2 F 3.82 (recint) 438.93 412.95 P 3 F 1.59 (. Whereas) 482.11 412.95 P 2 F 7.91 (reclin) 135.65 398.95 P 3 F 3.29 ( uses one Alpha factor for each pair of parents combined together) 178.82 398.95 P 3.29 (,) 528.65 398.95 P 2 F (recint) 135.65 384.95 T 3 F ( uses a new) 178.82 384.95 T 2 F (Alpha) 236.78 384.95 T 3 F ( factor for each pair of values.) 272.76 384.95 T 1 16 Q (See Also) 117.65 356.29 T 2 12 Q (recombin) 135.65 338.95 T 3 F (,) 193.22 338.95 T 2 F (recdis) 199.21 338.95 T 3 F (,) 242.39 338.95 T 2 F (recint) 248.39 338.95 T 3 F (,) 291.56 338.95 T 2 F (ranking) 297.56 338.95 T 3 F (,) 347.93 338.95 T 2 F (sus) 353.93 338.95 T 3 F (,) 375.52 338.95 T 2 F (rws) 381.51 338.95 T 1 16 Q (Refer) 117.65 316.29 T (ence) 155.53 316.29 T 3 12 Q 3.9 ([1] H. M) 135.65 298.95 P 3.9 (\237) 185.76 298.95 P 3.9 (hlenbein and D. Schlierkamp-V) 191.76 298.95 P 3.9 (oosen, \322Predictive Models for the) 354.48 298.95 P 0.18 (Breeder Genetic Algorithm: I. Continuous Parameter Optimization\323,) 135.65 284.95 P 0 F 0.18 (Evolutionary) 469.02 284.95 P (Computation) 135.65 270.95 T 3 F (, V) 198.29 270.95 T (ol. 1, No. 1, pp.25-49, 1993.) 211.4 270.95 T 293.96 527.96 482.85 541.94 C 2 12 Q 0 X 0 K (A) 294.96 532.95 T (l) 302.86 532.95 T (p) 310.77 532.95 T (h) 318.67 532.95 T (a) 326.57 532.95 T (p) 353.45 532.95 T (a) 361.35 532.95 T (r) 369.25 532.95 T (e) 377.16 532.95 T (n) 385.06 532.95 T (t) 392.96 532.95 T (2) 400.86 532.95 T (p) 420.64 532.95 T (a) 428.54 532.95 T (r) 436.45 532.95 T (e) 444.35 532.95 T (n) 452.25 532.95 T (t) 460.15 532.95 T (1) 468.05 532.95 T 4 F (-) 411.06 532.95 T (\050) 348.35 532.95 T (\051) 475.86 532.95 T (\264) 336.77 532.95 T -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "29" 30 %%Page: "30" 30 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-30) 513.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (r) 63.65 732.95 T (ecmut) 71.31 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q (Line recombination with mutation features) 135.65 674.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 646.29 T 2 12 Q (NewChrom = recmut\050OldChrom, FieldDR\051) 135.65 628.95 T (NewChrom = recmut\050OldChrom, FieldDR, MutOpt\051) 135.65 608.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 586.29 T 2 12 Q 5.35 (recmut) 135.65 568.95 P 3 F 2.23 ( performs line recombination with mutation features between pairs of) 178.82 568.95 P 1.26 (individuals in the current population,) 135.65 554.95 P 2 F 3.03 (OldChrom) 322.53 554.95 P 3 F 1.26 (, and returns a new population) 380.1 554.95 P (after mating,) 135.65 540.95 T 2 F (NewChrom) 199.93 540.95 T 3 F (. Each row of) 257.5 540.95 T 2 F (OldChrom) 325.11 540.95 T 3 F ( corresponds to one individual.) 382.68 540.95 T 2 F 1.31 (FieldDR) 135.65 514.95 P 3 F 0.55 ( is a matrix containing the boundaries of each variable of an individual) 186.02 514.95 P (\050see) 135.65 500.95 T 2 F (crtrp) 157.96 500.95 T 3 F (\051.) 193.94 500.95 T 2 F (MutOpt) 135.65 474.95 T 3 F ( is an optional vector with a maximum of 2 parameters:) 178.82 474.95 T 2 F (MutOpt\0501\051) 135.65 454.95 T 3 F (:) 200.41 454.95 T (scalar containing the recombination rate in the range) 171.65 440.95 T 2 F ([0, 1].) 426.78 440.95 T 3 F (If omitted or) 171.65 426.95 T 2 F (NaN) 235.27 426.95 T 3 F (,) 256.86 426.95 T 2 F (MutOpt\0501\051 = 1) 262.86 426.95 T 3 F ( is assumed.) 356.41 426.95 T 2 F (MutOpt\0502\051) 135.65 406.95 T 3 F (:) 200.41 406.95 T -0.23 (scalar containing a value in the range [0, 1] for shrinking the recombination) 171.65 392.95 P (range.) 171.65 378.95 T (If omitted or) 171.65 364.95 T 2 F (NaN) 235.27 364.95 T 3 F (,) 256.86 364.95 T 2 F (MutOpt\0502\051 = 1) 262.86 364.95 T 3 F ( is assumed \050no shrinking\051.) 356.41 364.95 T 2 F 1.76 (recmut) 135.65 344.95 P 3 F 0.73 ( is a function only applicable to populations of real-value variables \050and) 178.82 344.95 P (not binary or integer\051.) 135.65 330.95 T 1.18 (The pairs are mated in order) 135.65 304.95 P 1.18 (, odd row with the next even row) 276.62 304.95 P 1.18 (. If the number of) 442.66 304.95 P 0.5 (rows in the matrix) 135.65 290.95 P 2 F 1.2 (OldChrom) 228.25 290.95 P 3 F 0.5 ( is odd then the last row is not mated and added at) 285.82 290.95 P 4.19 (the end of) 135.65 276.95 P 2 F 10.05 (NewChrom) 199.16 276.95 P 3 F 4.19 (. The population should therefore be or) 256.73 276.95 P 4.19 (ganised into) 469.16 276.95 P 0.94 (contiguous pairs that require mating. This can be achieved by using the function) 135.65 262.95 P 2 F -0.51 (ranking) 135.65 248.95 P 3 F -0.21 ( to assign a \336tness level to each individual and a selection function \050) 186.02 248.95 P 2 F -0.51 (sus) 510.06 248.95 P 3 F -0.24 (or) 135.65 234.95 P 2 F -0.57 (rws) 148.4 234.95 P 3 F -0.24 (\051 to select individuals with a probability related to their \336tness in the current) 169.99 234.95 P (population.) 135.65 220.95 T 2 F 0.89 (recmut) 135.65 194.95 P 3 F 0.37 ( uses features of the mutation operator of the Breeder Genetic Algorithm) 178.82 194.95 P 2.31 (\050see) 135.65 180.95 P 2 F 5.53 (mutbga) 160.26 180.95 P 3 F 2.31 (\051. Therefore, the calling syntax of this recombination function is) 203.44 180.95 P (identical to this of the mutation function) 135.65 166.95 T 2 F (mutbga) 331.87 166.95 T 3 F (.) 375.05 166.95 T 2 F (recmut) 135.65 140.95 T 3 F ( is a low-level recombination function normally called by) 178.82 140.95 T 2 F (mutate) 457.64 140.95 T 3 F (.) 500.81 140.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "30" 31 %%Page: "31" 31 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-31) 513.33 61.29 T 1 16 Q (Example) 117.65 734.29 T 3 12 Q (Consider the following population with four real-valued individuals:) 135.65 716.95 T 2 F (OldChrom = [) 135.65 696.95 T (40.2381 -17.1766) 160.84 682.95 T ( 28.9530) 283.18 682.95 T (15.3883; % parent1) 355.14 682.95 T (82.0642) 160.84 668.95 T (13.2639) 225.61 668.95 T (13.3596) 290.37 668.95 T (-9.0916; % parent2) 355.14 668.95 T (52.4396) 160.84 654.95 T (25.6410) 225.61 654.95 T (15.2014) 290.37 654.95 T (-2.5435; % parent3) 355.14 654.95 T (-47.5381) 153.65 640.95 T (49.1963) 225.61 640.95 T (9.0954) 297.57 640.95 T (10.6521] % parent4) 355.14 640.95 T 3 F (The boundaries are de\336ned as:) 135.65 620.95 T 2 F (FieldDR = [) 135.65 600.95 T (-100 -50 -30 -20;) 153.65 586.95 T ( 100) 153.65 572.95 T (50) 196.82 572.95 T ( 30) 218.41 572.95 T (20]) 254.39 572.95 T 3 F (T) 135.65 552.95 T (o perform line recombination with mutation features:) 142.14 552.95 T 2 F (NewChrom = recmut\050OldChrom, FieldDR\051) 135.65 532.95 T 4.89 (recmut) 135.65 512.95 P 3 F 2.04 ( produces an internal mask table,) 178.82 512.95 P 2 F 4.89 (RecMx) 351.94 512.95 P 3 F 2.04 (, determining which pairs of) 387.92 512.95 P 2.56 (parents to recombine \050here recombine all pairs\051 and the sign for adding) 135.65 498.95 P 2 F 6.14 (the) 510.06 498.95 P 3 F (recombination step) 135.65 484.95 T (\050see Algorithm\051, e.g.) 234.45 484.95 T 2 F (RecMx = [) 135.65 464.95 T ( 1) 153.65 450.95 T (-1) 175.24 450.95 T (-1) 196.82 450.95 T (-1; % for producing offspring1 & 2) 218.41 450.95 T (-1) 153.65 436.95 T (-1) 175.24 436.95 T (-1) 196.82 436.95 T (-1] % for producing offspring3 & 4) 218.41 436.95 T 3 F 6.59 (T) 135.65 416.95 P 6.59 (wo further internal tables,) 142.14 416.95 P 2 F 15.81 (delta) 295.39 416.95 P 3 F 6.59 ( and) 331.37 416.95 P 2 F 15.81 (Diff) 367.86 416.95 P 3 F 6.59 (, specify the normalized) 396.64 416.95 P (recombination step size, e.g.) 135.65 402.95 T 2 F (delta = [) 135.65 382.95 T (0.1250) 153.65 368.95 T (0.1250 0.1250 0.1250; % for offspring1 & 2) 204.02 368.95 T (0.0005 0.0005 0.0005 0.0005] % for offspring3 & 4) 153.65 354.95 T (Diff = [) 135.65 334.95 T -0.68 (1.3937) 168.04 320.95 P -0.68 (1.0143) 218.41 320.95 P -0.68 (-0.5196) 268.79 320.95 P -0.68 (-0.8157; % for offspring1 & 2) 326.35 320.95 P -0.68 (-10.5712) 153.65 306.95 P -0.68 (2.4906) 218.41 306.95 P -0.68 (-0.6456) 268.79 306.95 P -0.68 (1.3952] % for offspring3 & 4) 333.55 306.95 P 3 F (Thus, after recombination NewChrom becomes:) 135.65 286.95 T 2 F (NewChrom =) 135.65 266.95 T (57.6637) 160.84 252.95 T (-23.5177) 218.41 252.95 T (30.0000) 290.37 252.95 T (17.4281) 355.14 252.95 T (64.6386) 160.84 238.95 T (19.6050) 225.61 238.95 T (11.4106) 290.37 238.95 T (-11.1314) 347.94 238.95 T (52.9719) 160.84 224.95 T (25.5783) 225.61 224.95 T (15.2112) 290.37 224.95 T (-2.5576) 355.14 224.95 T (-48.0704) 153.65 210.95 T (49.2590) 225.61 210.95 T (9.0856) 297.57 210.95 T (10.6662) 355.14 210.95 T 1 16 Q (Algorithm) 117.65 188.29 T 3 12 Q (The of) 135.65 170.95 T (fsprings of a pair of two parents are computed as follows:) 167.07 170.95 T (of) 135.65 150.95 T (fspring1=parent1 +) 145.42 150.95 T (of) 135.65 130.95 T (fspring2=parent2 +) 145.42 130.95 T 240.89 145.96 508.85 159.94 C 2 12 Q 0 X 0 K (R) 241.89 150.95 T (e) 249.79 150.95 T (c) 257.69 150.95 T (M) 265.6 150.95 T (x) 273.5 150.95 T (r) 293.28 150.95 T (a) 301.18 150.95 T (n) 309.08 150.95 T (g) 316.98 150.95 T (e) 324.89 150.95 T (M) 344.67 150.95 T (u) 352.57 150.95 T (t) 360.47 150.95 T (O) 368.37 150.95 T (p) 376.27 150.95 T (t) 384.18 150.95 T (2) 399.18 150.95 T 4 F (\050) 394.08 150.95 T (\051) 406.98 150.95 T 2 F (d) 425.56 150.95 T (e) 433.46 150.95 T (l) 441.36 150.95 T (t) 449.27 150.95 T (a) 457.17 150.95 T 4 F (\264) 335.08 150.95 T (\264) 415.98 150.95 T (\264) 283.69 150.95 T 2 F (D) 476.95 150.95 T (i) 484.85 150.95 T (f) 492.75 150.95 T (f) 500.65 150.95 T 4 F (\264) 467.36 150.95 T -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 240.89 125.96 529.6 139.94 C 2 12 Q 0 X 0 K (R) 241.89 130.95 T (e) 249.79 130.95 T (c) 257.69 130.95 T (M) 265.6 130.95 T (x) 273.5 130.95 T (r) 293.28 130.95 T (a) 301.18 130.95 T (n) 309.08 130.95 T (g) 316.98 130.95 T (e) 324.89 130.95 T (M) 344.67 130.95 T (u) 352.57 130.95 T (t) 360.47 130.95 T (O) 368.37 130.95 T (p) 376.27 130.95 T (t) 384.18 130.95 T (2) 399.18 130.95 T 4 F (\050) 394.08 130.95 T (\051) 406.98 130.95 T 2 F (d) 425.56 130.95 T (e) 433.46 130.95 T (l) 441.36 130.95 T (t) 449.27 130.95 T (a) 457.17 130.95 T 4 F (\264) 335.08 130.95 T (\264) 415.98 130.95 T (\264) 283.69 130.95 T 2 F (D) 491.1 130.95 T (i) 499 130.95 T (f) 506.9 130.95 T (f) 514.8 130.95 T 4 F (-) 484.05 130.95 T (\050) 478.95 130.95 T (\051) 522.6 130.95 T (\264) 467.36 130.95 T -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "31" 32 %%Page: "32" 32 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-32) 513.33 61.29 T 2 12 Q (RecMx) 135.65 736.95 T 3 F (=) 180.62 736.95 T ( with probability) 202.43 736.95 T 2 F (MutOpt\0501\051) 285.39 736.95 T 3 F (, \050- with probability 0.9\051) 350.15 736.95 T (else 0) 171.65 722.95 T 2 F (range =) 135.65 702.95 T 3 F ( domain of variable \050search interval de\336ned by) 228.79 702.95 T 2 F (FieldDR) 455.94 702.95 T 3 F (\051.) 506.32 702.95 T 2 F (delta =) 135.65 669.03 T 3 F (,) 237.45 669.03 T ( with probability 1/m, else 0, m = 20.) 281.05 669.03 T 0.13 (The recombination operator) 135.65 600.85 P 2 F 0.31 (recmut) 272.93 600.85 P 3 F 0.13 ( generates of) 316.11 600.85 P 0.13 (fspring in a direction de\336ned by) 377.43 600.85 P 0.02 (the parents \050line recombination\051. It tests more often outside the area de\336ned by the) 135.65 586.85 P 1.11 (parents and in the direction of parent1. The point for the of) 135.65 572.85 P 1.11 (fspring is de\336ned by) 430.05 572.85 P -0.18 (features of the mutation operator) 135.65 558.85 P -0.18 (. The probability of small step sizes is greater than) 291.46 558.85 P (that of bigger steps \050see) 135.65 544.85 T 2 F (mutbga) 252.56 544.85 T 3 F (\051.) 295.74 544.85 T 1 16 Q (See Also) 117.65 516.18 T 2 12 Q (mutate) 135.65 498.85 T 3 F (,) 178.82 498.85 T 2 F (mutbga) 184.82 498.85 T 3 F (,) 228 498.85 T 2 F (reclin) 233.99 498.85 T 1 16 Q (Refer) 117.65 476.18 T (ence) 155.53 476.18 T 3 12 Q 0.79 ([1] H. M) 135.65 458.85 P 0.79 (\237) 179.52 458.85 P 0.79 (hlenbein, \322The Breeder Genetic Algorithm - a provable optimal search) 185.52 458.85 P 6.19 (algorithm and its application\323,) 135.65 444.85 P 0 F 6.19 (IEE Colloquium, Applications of Genetic) 309.33 444.85 P (Algorithms) 135.65 430.85 T 3 F (, Digest No. 94/067, London, 15) 188.96 430.85 T 352.31 434.56 344.54 434.56 2 L V 0.49 H 0 Z N 3 10 Q (th) 344.54 435.65 T 3 12 Q ( March 1994.) 352.31 430.85 T 3.9 ([2] H. M) 135.65 404.85 P 3.9 (\237) 185.76 404.85 P 3.9 (hlenbein and D. Schlierkamp-V) 191.76 404.85 P 3.9 (oosen, \322Predictive Models for the) 354.48 404.85 P 0.18 (Breeder Genetic Algorithm: I. Continuous Parameter Optimization\323,) 135.65 390.85 P 0 F 0.18 (Evolutionary) 469.02 390.85 P (Computation) 135.65 376.85 T 3 F (, V) 198.29 376.85 T (ol. 1, No. 1, pp.25-49, 1993.) 211.4 376.85 T 187.39 733.43 202.43 745.99 C 3 12 Q 0 X 0 K (1) 195.43 736.95 T 4 F (\261) 188.39 736.95 T -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 193.22 699.35 228.79 712.13 C 3 12 Q 0 X 0 K (0) 194.22 702.95 T (.) 200.21 702.95 T (5) 203.21 702.95 T 4 F (\264) 212.21 702.95 T -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 189.02 651.79 237.44 690.95 C 4 12 Q 0 X 0 K (a) 211.43 669.03 T 0 9 Q (i) 219.46 664.38 T 3 12 Q (2) 222.67 669.03 T 0 9 Q (i) 233.95 675.06 T 4 F (-) 228.67 675.06 T 0 F (i) 191.26 654.74 T 3 F (0) 204.7 654.74 T 4 F (=) 196.76 654.74 T 0 F (m) 190.02 683.81 T 3 F (1) 205.94 683.81 T 4 F (-) 198.76 683.81 T 4 18 Q (\345) 193.81 665.83 T -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 243.44 661.53 281.04 678.21 C 4 12 Q 0 X 0 K (a) 244.69 669.03 T 0 9 Q (i) 252.72 664.38 T 3 12 Q (1) 273.8 669.03 T 4 F (=) 261.22 669.03 T -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 135.65 616.85 322.93 643.79 C 2 12 Q 0 X 0 K (D) 136.65 627.72 T (i) 144.55 627.72 T (f) 152.45 627.72 T (f) 160.35 627.72 T (p) 193.13 634.8 T (a) 201.04 634.8 T (r) 208.94 634.8 T (e) 216.84 634.8 T (n) 224.74 634.8 T (t) 232.64 634.8 T (2) 240.55 634.8 T (p) 260.33 634.8 T (a) 268.23 634.8 T (r) 276.13 634.8 T (e) 284.03 634.8 T (n) 291.93 634.8 T (t) 299.84 634.8 T (1) 307.74 634.8 T 4 F (-) 250.74 634.8 T 2 F (p) 193.13 620.33 T (a) 201.04 620.33 T (r) 208.94 620.33 T (e) 216.84 620.33 T (n) 224.74 620.33 T (t) 232.64 620.33 T (1) 240.55 620.33 T (p) 260.33 620.33 T (a) 268.23 620.33 T (r) 276.13 620.33 T (e) 284.03 620.33 T (n) 291.93 620.33 T (t) 299.84 620.33 T (2) 307.74 620.33 T 4 F (-) 250.74 620.33 T (=) 173.55 627.72 T 188.13 618.85 188.13 628.32 2 L 0.33 H 0 Z N 190.13 618.85 190.13 628.32 2 L N 318.93 618.85 318.93 628.32 2 L N 316.93 618.85 316.93 628.32 2 L N 187.13 630.32 320.68 630.32 2 L N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "32" 33 %%Page: "33" 33 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-33) 513.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (r) 63.65 732.95 T (ecombin) 71.31 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q (Recombination of individuals \050high-level function\051.) 135.65 674.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 646.29 T 2 12 Q (NewChrom = recombin\050REC_F, Chrom\051) 135.65 628.95 T (NewChrom = recombin\050REC_F, Chrom, RecOpt\051) 135.65 608.95 T (NewChrom = recombin\050REC_F, Chrom, RecOpt, SUBPOP\051) 135.65 588.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 566.29 T 2 12 Q 4.99 (recombin) 135.65 548.95 P 3 F 2.08 ( performs recombination of individuals from a population,) 193.22 548.95 P 2 F 4.99 (Chrom) 492.67 548.95 P 3 F 2.08 (,) 528.65 548.95 P 1.73 (and returns the recombined individuals in a new population,) 135.65 534.95 P 2 F 4.16 (NewChrom) 442.38 534.95 P 3 F 1.73 (. Each) 499.94 534.95 P (row of) 135.65 520.95 T 2 F (Chrom) 170.29 520.95 T 3 F ( and) 206.26 520.95 T 2 F (NewChrom) 229.58 520.95 T 3 F ( corresponds to one individual.) 287.15 520.95 T 2 F 0.52 (REC_F) 135.65 494.95 P 3 F 0.22 ( is a string that contains the name of the low-level recombination function,) 171.63 494.95 P (e.g.) 135.65 480.95 T 2 F (recdis) 155.96 480.95 T 3 F ( or) 199.14 480.95 T 2 F (xovsp) 215.13 480.95 T 3 F (.) 251.11 480.95 T 2 F 4.92 (RecOpt) 135.65 454.95 P 3 F 2.05 ( is an optional parameter specifying the crossover rate. If) 178.82 454.95 P 2 F 4.92 (RecOpt) 475.42 454.95 P 3 F 2.05 ( is) 518.6 454.95 P (omitted or) 135.65 440.95 T 2 F (NaN,) 188.29 440.95 T 3 F ( a default value is assumed.) 217.07 440.95 T 2 F 0.01 (SUBPOP) 135.65 414.95 P 3 F 0.01 ( is an optional parameter and determines the number of subpopulations in) 178.82 414.95 P 2 F 8.57 (Chrom) 135.65 400.95 P 3 F 3.57 (. If) 171.63 400.95 P 2 F 8.57 (SUBPOP) 195.75 400.95 P 3 F 3.57 ( is omitted or) 238.93 400.95 P 2 F 8.57 (NaN,) 319.85 400.95 P 8.57 (SUBPOP = 1) 355.2 400.95 P 3 F 3.57 ( is assumed. All) 444.31 400.95 P (subpopulations in) 135.65 386.95 T 2 F (Chrom) 223.61 386.95 T 3 F ( must have the same size.) 259.59 386.95 T 1 16 Q (Example) 117.65 358.29 T 3 12 Q ( For examples see) 135.65 340.95 T 2 F (recdis) 224.91 340.95 T 3 F (,) 268.09 340.95 T 2 F (recint) 274.09 340.95 T 3 F (,) 317.26 340.95 T 2 F (reclin) 323.26 340.95 T 3 F (,) 366.44 340.95 T 2 F (xovsp) 372.43 340.95 T 3 F (,) 408.41 340.95 T 2 F (xovdp) 414.41 340.95 T 3 F ( and) 450.39 340.95 T 2 F (xovmp) 473.71 340.95 T 3 F (.) 509.69 340.95 T 1 16 Q (Algorithm) 117.65 318.29 T 2 12 Q 0.22 (recombin) 135.65 300.95 P 3 F 0.09 ( checks the consistency of the input parameters and calls the low-level) 193.22 300.95 P -0.04 (recombination function. If) 135.65 286.95 P 2 F -0.08 (recombin) 264.79 286.95 P 3 F -0.04 ( is called with more than one subpopulation) 322.35 286.95 P 6.44 (then the low-level recombination function is called separately for each) 135.65 272.95 P (subpopulation.) 135.65 258.95 T 1 16 Q (See Also) 117.65 236.29 T 2 12 Q (recdis) 135.65 218.95 T 3 F (,) 178.82 218.95 T 2 F (recint) 184.82 218.95 T 3 F (,) 228 218.95 T 2 F (reclin) 233.99 218.95 T 3 F (,) 277.17 218.95 T 2 F (xovsp) 283.17 218.95 T 3 F (,) 319.15 218.95 T 2 F (xovdp) 325.14 218.95 T 3 F (,) 361.12 218.95 T 2 F (xovsh) 367.12 218.95 T 3 F (,) 403.1 218.95 T 2 F (mutate) 409.1 218.95 T 3 F (,) 452.27 218.95 T 2 F (select) 458.27 218.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "33" 34 %%Page: "34" 34 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-34) 513.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (r) 63.65 732.95 T (eins) 71.31 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q (Reinsertion of of) 135.65 674.95 T (fspring in the population.) 216.71 674.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 646.29 T 2 12 Q (Chrom = reins\050Chrom, SelCh\051) 135.65 628.95 T (Chrom = reins\050Chrom, SelCh, SUBPOP\051) 135.65 608.95 T (Chrom = reins\050Chrom, SelCh, SUBPOP, InsOpt, ObjVCh\051) 135.65 588.95 T ([Chrom, ObjVCh]= reins\050Chrom, SelCh, SUBPOP, InsOpt,) 135.65 568.95 T (ObjVCh, ObjVSel\051) 153.65 554.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 532.29 T 2 12 Q 7.41 (reins) 135.65 514.95 P 3 F 3.09 ( performs insertion of of) 171.63 514.95 P 3.09 (fspring into the current population, replacing) 301.02 514.95 P 1.7 (parents with of) 135.65 500.95 P 1.7 (fspring and returning the resulting population. The of) 210.79 500.95 P 1.7 (fspring are) 478.33 500.95 P 0.23 (contained in the matrix) 135.65 486.95 P 2 F 0.56 (SelCh) 250.51 486.95 P 3 F 0.23 ( and the parents in the matrix) 286.49 486.95 P 2 F 0.56 (Chrom) 431.02 486.95 P 3 F 0.23 (. Each row in) 467 486.95 P 2 F (Chrom) 135.65 472.95 T 3 F ( and) 171.63 472.95 T 2 F (Selch) 194.94 472.95 T 3 F ( corresponds to one individual.) 230.92 472.95 T 2 F 2.19 (SUBPOP) 135.65 446.95 P 3 F 0.91 ( is an optional parameter and indicates the number of subpopulations in) 178.82 446.95 P 2 F -0.32 (Chrom) 135.65 432.95 P 3 F -0.13 ( and) 171.63 432.95 P 2 F -0.32 (SelCh) 194.68 432.95 P 3 F -0.13 (. If) 230.66 432.95 P 2 F -0.32 (SUBPOP) 247.37 432.95 P 3 F -0.13 ( is omitted or) 290.55 432.95 P 2 F -0.32 (NaN) 356.65 432.95 P 3 F -0.13 (,) 378.24 432.95 P 2 F -0.32 (SUBPOP = 1) 384.1 432.95 P 3 F -0.13 ( is assumed. All) 455.42 432.95 P (subpopulations in) 135.65 418.95 T 2 F (Chrom) 223.61 418.95 T 3 F ( and) 259.59 418.95 T 2 F (SelCh) 282.9 418.95 T 3 F ( each must have the same size.) 318.88 418.95 T 2 F (InsOpt) 135.65 392.95 T 3 F ( is an optional vector with a maximum of 2 parameters:) 178.82 392.95 T 2 F (InsOpt\0501\051) 135.65 372.95 T 3 F (:) 200.41 372.95 T (scalar indicating the selection method for replacing parents with of) 171.65 358.95 T (fspring:) 492.2 358.95 T (0 - uniform selection, of) 171.65 344.95 T (fspring replace parents uniformly at random) 287.68 344.95 T (1 - \336tness-based selection, of) 171.65 330.95 T (fspring replace least \336t parents) 311 330.95 T (If omitted or) 171.65 316.95 T 2 F (NaN) 235.27 316.95 T 3 F (,) 256.86 316.95 T 2 F (InsOpt\0501\051 = 0) 262.86 316.95 T 3 F ( is assumed) 356.41 316.95 T 2 F (InsOpt\0502\051) 135.65 296.95 T 3 F (:) 200.41 296.95 T 0.2 (scalar containing the rate of reinsertion of of) 171.65 282.95 P 0.2 (fspring per subpopulation as a) 386.3 282.95 P (fraction of subpopulation size in the range) 171.65 268.95 T 2 F ([0, 1]) 377.17 268.95 T 3 F (.) 420.34 268.95 T (If omitted or) 171.65 254.95 T 2 F (NaN) 235.27 254.95 T 3 F (,) 256.86 254.95 T 2 F (InsOpt\0502\051 = 1.0) 262.86 254.95 T 3 F ( is assumed.) 370.8 254.95 T (If) 171.65 240.95 T 2 F (INSR = 0) 182.63 240.95 T 3 F ( no insertion takes place.) 240.2 240.95 T 0.41 (If) 171.65 226.95 P 2 F 0.97 (INSR) 183.04 226.95 P 3 F 0.41 ( is not 1.0) 211.82 226.95 P 2 F 0.97 (ObjVSel) 263.75 226.95 P 3 F 0.41 ( is needed for selecting the best of) 314.12 226.95 P 0.41 (fspring for) 480.28 226.95 P (insertion \050truncation selection between of) 171.65 212.95 T (fspring\051.) 370.62 212.95 T (If) 135.65 192.95 T 2 F (InsOpt) 146.63 192.95 T 3 F ( is omitted or) 189.81 192.95 T 2 F (NaN) 256.45 192.95 T 3 F (, then the default values are assumed.) 278.03 192.95 T 2 F 6.7 (ObjVCh) 135.65 166.95 P 3 F 2.79 ( is an optional column vector containing the objective values of the) 178.82 166.95 P (individuals in) 135.65 152.95 T 2 F (Chrom) 204.29 152.95 T 3 F (.) 240.27 152.95 T 2 F (ObjVCh) 246.26 152.95 T 3 F ( is needed for \336tness-based reinsertion.) 289.44 152.95 T 2 F 5.13 (ObjVSel) 135.65 126.95 P 3 F 2.14 ( is an optional column vector containing the objective values of the) 186.02 126.95 P 0.53 (individuals in) 135.65 112.95 P 2 F 1.28 (SelCh) 205.35 112.95 P 3 F 0.53 (.) 241.33 112.95 P 2 F 1.28 (ObjVSel) 247.87 112.95 P 3 F 0.53 ( is required if the number of of) 298.24 112.95 P 0.53 (fspring is greater) 449.31 112.95 P FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "34" 35 %%Page: "35" 35 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-35) 513.33 61.29 T 3 12 Q 1.91 (than the number of of) 135.65 736.95 P 1.91 (fspring to be reinserted into the population. In this case,) 246.99 736.95 P (of) 135.65 722.95 T (fspring are selected for reinsertion according to their \336tness.) 145.42 722.95 T 2.6 (If) 135.65 696.95 P 2 F 6.24 (ObjVCh) 149.23 696.95 P 3 F 2.6 ( is output parameter) 192.41 696.95 P 2.6 (,) 295.33 696.95 P 2 F 6.24 (ObjVCh) 303.93 696.95 P 3 F 2.6 ( and) 347.11 696.95 P 2 F 6.24 (ObjVSel) 375.62 696.95 P 3 F 2.6 ( are needed as input) 425.99 696.95 P 0.25 (parameters. The objective values are then copied, according to the insertion of the) 135.65 682.95 P 4.68 (of) 135.65 668.95 P 4.68 (fspring, saving the recomputation of the objective values for the whole) 145.42 668.95 P (population.) 135.65 654.95 T 1 16 Q (Example) 117.65 626.29 T 3 12 Q 2.57 (Consider a population of 8 parents,) 135.65 608.95 P 2 F 6.16 (Chrom) 322.6 608.95 P 3 F 2.57 (, and a population of 6 of) 358.58 608.95 P 2.57 (fspring,) 494.67 608.95 P 2 F (SelCh) 135.65 594.95 T 3 F (:) 171.63 594.95 T 2 F (Chrom = [1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8]) 135.65 574.95 T (SelCh = [11; 12; 13; 14; 15; 16]) 135.65 560.95 T 3 F (Insert all of) 135.65 540.95 T (fspring in the population:) 190.72 540.95 T 2 F (Chrom = reins\050Chrom, SelCh\051) 135.65 520.95 T 3 F (Thus, a new population) 135.65 500.95 T 2 F (Chrom) 251.24 500.95 T 3 F ( is produced, e.g.:) 287.22 500.95 T 2 F (Chrom =) 135.65 480.95 T (12) 153.65 466.95 T (11) 153.65 452.95 T (15) 153.65 438.95 T (16) 153.65 424.95 T ( 5) 153.65 410.95 T (13) 153.65 396.95 T (14) 153.65 382.95 T ( 8) 153.65 368.95 T 3 F 2.5 (Consider the following) 135.65 348.95 P 2 F 6.01 (ObjVCh) 256.76 348.95 P 3 F 2.5 ( vector for the parent population) 299.94 348.95 P 2 F 6.01 (Chrom) 472.85 348.95 P 3 F 2.5 ( and) 508.83 348.95 P 2 F (ObjVSel) 135.65 334.95 T 3 F ( for the of) 186.02 334.95 T (fspring,) 233.43 334.95 T 2 F (SelCh) 273.4 334.95 T 3 F (:) 309.39 334.95 T 2 F (ObjVCh = [21; 22; 23; 24; 25; 26; 27; 28];) 135.65 314.95 T (ObjVSel= [31; 32; 33; 34; 35; 36]) 135.65 300.95 T 3 F (Insert all of) 135.65 280.95 T (fspring \336tness-based, i.e. replace least \336t parents:) 190.72 280.95 T 2 F (Chrom = reins\050Chrom, SelCh, 1, 1, ObjVCh\051) 135.65 260.95 T (Chrom =) 135.65 240.95 T ( 1) 153.65 226.95 T ( 2) 153.65 212.95 T (16) 153.65 198.95 T (15) 153.65 184.95 T (14) 153.65 170.95 T (13) 153.65 156.95 T (12) 153.65 142.95 T (11) 153.65 128.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "35" 36 %%Page: "36" 36 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-36) 513.33 61.29 T 3 12 Q 0.56 (Insert 50% of the of) 135.65 736.95 P 0.56 (fspring \336tness-based and copy the objective values according) 233.6 736.95 P (the insertion of of) 135.65 722.95 T (fspring:) 221.04 722.95 T 2 F ([Chrom, ObjVCh] = reins\050Chrom, SelCh, 1, [1 0.5],...) 135.65 702.95 T (ObjVCh, ObjVSel\051) 153.65 688.95 T (Chrom =) 135.65 668.95 T ( 1) 153.65 654.95 T ( 2) 153.65 640.95 T ( 3) 153.65 626.95 T ( 4) 153.65 612.95 T ( 5) 153.65 598.95 T (13) 153.65 584.95 T (12) 153.65 570.95 T (11) 153.65 556.95 T (ObjVCh =) 135.65 536.95 T (21) 153.65 522.95 T (22) 153.65 508.95 T (23) 153.65 494.95 T (24) 153.65 480.95 T (25) 153.65 466.95 T (33) 153.65 452.95 T (32) 153.65 438.95 T (31) 153.65 424.95 T 3 F 0.4 (Consider Chrom and SelCh consist of 2 subpopulations. Insert all of) 135.65 404.95 P 0.4 (fspring in the) 466.89 404.95 P (appropriate subpopulations:) 135.65 390.95 T 2 F (Chrom = reins\050Chrom, SelCh, 2\051) 135.65 370.95 T (Chrom =) 135.65 350.95 T (12) 153.65 336.95 T ( 2) 153.65 322.95 T (13) 153.65 308.95 T (11) 153.65 294.95 T (14) 153.65 280.95 T ( 6) 153.65 266.95 T (15) 153.65 252.95 T (16) 153.65 238.95 T 1 16 Q (See Also) 117.65 216.29 T 2 12 Q (select) 135.65 198.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "36" 37 %%Page: "37" 37 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-37) 513.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (r) 63.65 732.95 T (ep) 71.31 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q (Matrix replication.) 135.65 674.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 646.29 T 2 12 Q (MatOut = rep\050MatIn, REPN\051) 135.65 628.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 606.29 T 2 12 Q 1.03 (rep) 135.65 588.95 P 3 F 0.43 ( is a low-level replication function. Not normally used directly) 157.24 588.95 P 0.43 (,) 460.13 588.95 P 2 F 1.03 (rep) 466.56 588.95 P 3 F 0.43 ( is called) 488.15 588.95 P (by a number of functions in the GA-T) 135.65 574.95 T (oolbox.) 317.01 574.95 T 2 F 1.3 (rep) 135.65 548.95 P 3 F 0.54 ( performs replication of a matrix,) 157.24 548.95 P 2 F 1.3 (MatIn) 322.71 548.95 P 3 F 0.54 (, speci\336ed by the numbers in) 358.69 548.95 P 2 F 1.3 (REPN) 502.86 548.95 P 3 F (and returns the replicated matrix,) 135.65 534.95 T 2 F (MatOut) 297.52 534.95 T 3 F (.) 340.7 534.95 T 2 F 1.62 (REPN) 135.65 508.95 P 3 F 0.67 ( contains the number of replications in every direction.) 164.43 508.95 P 2 F 1.62 (REPN\0501\051) 436.3 508.95 P 3 F 0.67 ( speci\336es) 486.67 508.95 P 5.83 (the number of vertical replications,) 135.65 494.95 P 2 F 14 (REPN\0502\051) 336.02 494.95 P 3 F 5.83 ( the number of horizontal) 386.4 494.95 P (replications.) 135.65 480.95 T 1 16 Q (Example) 117.65 452.29 T 3 12 Q ( Consider the following matrix) 135.65 434.95 T 2 F (MatIn) 286.56 434.95 T 3 F (:) 322.54 434.95 T 2 F (MatIn = [) 135.65 414.95 T (1 2 3 4;) 153.65 400.95 T (5 6 7 8]) 153.65 386.95 T 3 F (T) 135.65 366.95 T (o perform matrix replication:) 142.14 366.95 T 2 F (MatOut = rep\050MatIn, [1 2]\051) 135.65 346.95 T (MatOut =) 135.65 326.95 T (1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4) 153.65 312.95 T (5 6 7 8 5 6 7 8) 153.65 298.95 T (MatOut = rep\050MatIn, [2 1]\051) 135.65 278.95 T (MatOut =) 135.65 258.95 T (1 2 3 4) 153.65 244.95 T (5 6 7 8) 153.65 230.95 T (1 2 3 4) 153.65 216.95 T (5 6 7 8) 153.65 202.95 T (MatOut = rep\050MatIn, [2 3]\051) 135.65 182.95 T (MatOut =) 135.65 162.95 T (1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4) 153.65 148.95 T (5 6 7 8 5 6 7 8 5 6 7 8) 153.65 134.95 T (1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4) 153.65 120.95 T (5 6 7 8 5 6 7 8 5 6 7 8) 153.65 106.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "37" 38 %%Page: "38" 38 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-38) 513.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (rws) 63.65 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q (Roulette wheel selection) 135.65 674.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 646.29 T 2 12 Q (NewChrIx = rws\050FitnV, Nsel\051) 135.65 628.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 606.29 T 2 12 Q 0.41 (rws) 135.65 588.95 P 3 F 0.17 ( probabilistically selects) 157.24 588.95 P 2 F 0.41 (Nsel) 276.67 588.95 P 3 F 0.17 ( individuals for reproduction according to their) 305.45 588.95 P (\336tness,) 135.65 574.95 T 2 F (FitnV) 172.3 574.95 T 3 F (, in the current population.) 206.73 574.95 T 2 F 8.66 (NewChrIx = rws\050FitnV, Nsel\051) 135.65 548.95 P 3 F 3.61 ( selects) 355.91 548.95 P 2 F 8.66 (Nsel) 401.1 548.95 P 3 F 3.61 ( individuals from a) 429.88 548.95 P 0.33 (population using roulette wheel selection.) 135.65 534.95 P 2 F 0.78 (FitnV) 340.48 534.95 P 3 F 0.33 ( is a column vector containing a) 376.46 534.95 P 0.69 (performance measure for each individual in the population. This can be achieved) 135.65 520.95 P 1.83 (by using the function) 135.65 506.95 P 2 F 4.39 (ranking) 247.57 506.95 P 3 F 1.83 ( or) 297.94 506.95 P 2 F 4.39 (scaling) 317.58 506.95 P 3 F 1.83 ( to assign a \336tness level to each) 367.95 506.95 P 0.79 (individual. The return value,) 135.65 492.95 P 2 F 1.89 (NewChrIx) 278.7 492.95 P 3 F 0.79 (, is the index of the individuals selected) 336.26 492.95 P 0.51 (for breeding, in the order that they were selected. The selected individuals can be) 135.65 478.95 P (recovered by evaluating) 135.65 464.95 T 2 F (Chrom\050NewChrIx,:\051) 253.88 464.95 T 3 F (.) 376.21 464.95 T 2 F (rws) 135.65 438.95 T 3 F ( is a low-level selection function normally called by) 157.24 438.95 T 2 F (select) 409.4 438.95 T 3 F (.) 452.57 438.95 T 1 16 Q (Example) 117.65 410.29 T 3 12 Q (Consider a population of 8 individuals with the assigned \336tness values,) 135.65 392.95 T 2 F (FitnV) 479.45 392.95 T 3 F (:) 514.54 392.95 T 2 F (FitnV = [1.50; 1.35; 1.21; 1.07; 0.92; 0.78; 0.64; 0.5]) 135.65 372.95 T 3 F (Select the indices of 6 individuals:) 135.65 352.95 T 2 F (NewChrIx = rws\050FitnV, 6\051) 135.65 332.95 T 3 F (Thus,) 135.65 312.95 T 2 F (NewChrIx) 165.63 312.95 T 3 F ( can become:) 223.2 312.95 T 2 F (NewChrIx =) 135.65 292.95 T (2) 153.65 278.95 T (5) 153.65 264.95 T (1) 153.65 250.95 T (1) 153.65 236.95 T (3) 153.65 222.95 T (7) 153.65 208.95 T 1 16 Q (Algorithm) 117.65 186.29 T 3 12 Q 0.3 (A form of roulette wheel selection is implemented by obtaining a cumulative sum) 135.65 168.95 P 5.08 (of the \336tness vector) 135.65 154.95 P 5.08 (,) 244.67 154.95 P 2 F 12.19 (FitnV) 255.75 154.95 P 3 F 5.08 (, and generating) 290.18 154.95 P 2 F 12.19 (Nsel) 385.36 154.95 P 3 F 5.08 ( uniformly at random) 414.14 154.95 P 1.07 (distributed numbers between) 135.65 140.95 P 2 F 2.57 (0) 280.43 140.95 P 3 F 1.07 ( and) 287.63 140.95 P 2 F 2.57 (sum\050FitnV\051) 313.08 140.95 P 3 F 1.07 (. The index of the individuals) 385.05 140.95 P 1.03 (selected is determined by comparing the generated numbers with the cumulative) 135.65 126.95 P (sum vector) 135.65 112.95 T (. The probability of an individual being selected is then given by:) 187.95 112.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "38" 39 %%Page: "39" 39 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-39) 513.33 61.29 T 3 12 Q (,) 380.93 725.53 T 2.94 (where) 135.65 664.71 P 0 F 2.94 (f\050x) 170.89 664.71 P 0 10 Q 2.45 (i) 183.54 661.71 P 0 12 Q 2.94 (\051) 186.32 664.71 P 3 F 2.94 ( is the \336tness of individual) 190.32 664.71 P 0 F 2.94 (x) 337.92 664.71 P 0 10 Q 2.45 (i) 343.25 661.71 P 3 12 Q 2.94 ( and) 346.03 664.71 P 0 F 2.94 (F\050x) 375.23 664.71 P 0 10 Q 2.45 (i) 391.88 661.71 P 0 12 Q 2.94 (\051) 394.66 664.71 P 3 F 2.94 ( is the probability of that) 398.65 664.71 P (individual being selected.) 135.65 650.71 T 1 16 Q (See Also) 117.65 622.04 T 2 12 Q (select) 135.65 604.71 T 3 F (,) 178.82 604.71 T 2 F (sus) 184.82 604.71 T 3 F (,) 206.41 604.71 T 2 F (reins) 212.41 604.71 T 3 F (,) 248.39 604.71 T 2 F (ranking) 254.38 604.71 T 3 F (,) 304.76 604.71 T 2 F (scaling) 310.75 604.71 T 1 16 Q (Refer) 117.65 582.04 T (ence) 155.53 582.04 T 3 12 Q 0.67 ([1] J. E. Baker) 135.65 564.71 P 0.67 (, \322Reducing bias and inef) 206.8 564.71 P 0.67 (\336ciency in the selection algorithm\323,) 330.86 564.71 P 0 F 0.67 (Pr) 508.78 564.71 P 0.67 (oc) 520.33 564.71 P (ICGA 2) 135.65 550.71 T 3 F (, pp. 14-21, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Publishers, 1987.) 172.62 550.71 T 0.59 ([2] David E. Goldber) 135.65 524.71 P 0.59 (g,) 239.13 524.71 P 0 F 0.59 (Genetic Algorithms in Sear) 251.71 524.71 P 0.59 (ch, Optimization and Machine) 383.96 524.71 P (Learning) 135.65 510.71 T 3 F (, Addison W) 179.63 510.71 T (esley) 239.63 510.71 T (, 1989.) 263.5 510.71 T 283.37 686.71 380.93 744.95 C 0 12 Q 0 X 0 K (F) 284.37 725.53 T (x) 299.5 725.53 T 0 9 Q (i) 305.29 721.74 T 4 12 Q (\050) 294.4 725.53 T (\051) 308.4 725.53 T 0 F (f) 343.44 735.75 T (x) 354.58 735.75 T 0 9 Q (i) 360.36 731.97 T 4 12 Q (\050) 349.48 735.75 T (\051) 363.47 735.75 T 0 F (f) 352.9 703.95 T (x) 364.04 703.95 T 0 9 Q (i) 369.83 700.17 T 4 12 Q (\050) 358.94 703.95 T (\051) 372.93 703.95 T 0 9 Q (i) 333.98 689.66 T 3 F (1) 347.41 689.66 T 4 F (=) 339.47 689.66 T 0 F (N) 335.47 720.47 T 0 6 Q (i) 341.82 718.02 T (n) 343.94 718.02 T (d) 347.4 718.02 T 4 18 Q (\345) 336.52 700.75 T 4 12 Q (=) 320.39 725.53 T 333.98 728.12 378.68 728.12 2 L 0.33 H 0 Z N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "39" 40 %%Page: "40" 40 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-40) 513.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (scaling) 63.65 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q (Linear \336tness scaling) 135.65 674.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 646.29 T 2 12 Q (FitnV = scaling\050ObjV, Smul\051) 135.65 628.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 606.29 T 2 12 Q 6.16 (scaling) 135.65 588.95 P 3 F 2.57 ( converts the objective values,) 186.02 588.95 P 2 F 6.16 (ObjV) 346.75 588.95 P 3 F 2.57 (, of a population into a \336tness) 373.99 588.95 P (measure with a known upper bound, determined by the value of) 135.65 574.95 T 2 F (Smul) 444.75 574.95 T 3 F (, such that,) 473.54 574.95 T (,) 383.11 547.75 T 0.31 (where) 135.65 519.12 P 0 F 0.31 (f\050x) 168.26 519.12 P 0 10 Q 0.26 (i) 180.91 516.12 P 0 12 Q 0.31 (\051) 183.69 519.12 P 3 F 0.31 ( is the objective value of individual) 187.68 519.12 P 0 F 0.31 (x) 362.07 519.12 P 0 10 Q 0.26 (i) 367.39 516.12 P 3 12 Q 0.31 (,) 370.17 519.12 P 0 F 0.31 (a) 376.48 519.12 P 3 F 0.31 ( is a scaling coef) 382.47 519.12 P 0.31 (\336cient,) 463.43 519.12 P 0 F 0.31 (b) 499.71 519.12 P 3 F 0.31 ( is an) 505.71 519.12 P 0.47 (of) 135.65 505.12 P 0.47 (fset and) 145.42 505.12 P 0 F 0.47 (F\050x) 187 505.12 P 0 10 Q 0.39 (i) 203.64 502.12 P 0 12 Q 0.47 (\051) 206.42 505.12 P 3 F 0.47 ( is the resulting \336tness value of individual) 210.42 505.12 P 0 F 0.47 (x) 418.07 505.12 P 0 10 Q 0.39 (i) 423.39 502.12 P 3 12 Q 0.47 (. If) 426.17 505.12 P 0 F 0.47 (f) 444.09 505.12 P 0 10 Q 0.39 (ave) 447.43 502.12 P 3 12 Q 0.47 ( is the average) 461.3 505.12 P 0.77 (objective value in the current generation, then the maximum \336tness of the scaled) 135.65 491.12 P 0.5 (population is upper bounded at) 135.65 477.12 P 0 F 0.5 (f) 289.7 477.12 P 0 10 Q 0.41 (ave) 293.03 474.12 P 4 12 Q 0.5 ( \264) 306.91 477.12 P 2 F 1.19 ( Smul) 316.98 477.12 P 3 F 0.5 (. If) 354.15 477.12 P 2 F 1.19 (Smul) 372.13 477.12 P 3 F 0.5 ( is omitted then the default) 400.91 477.12 P 0.38 (value of) 135.65 463.12 P 2 F 0.92 (Smult = 2) 178.38 463.12 P 3 F 0.38 ( is assumed. The average \336tness of the scaled population is) 244.99 463.12 P (also set to) 135.65 449.12 T 0 F (f) 186.62 449.12 T 0 10 Q (ave) 189.95 446.12 T 3 12 Q (.) 203.83 449.12 T 1.76 (In the case of some of the objective values being negative, scaling attempts to) 135.65 423.12 P (provide an of) 135.65 409.12 T (fset,) 199.38 409.12 T 0 F (b) 222.7 409.12 T 3 F (, such that the scaled \336tness values are greater than zero.) 228.69 409.12 T 1 16 Q (Algorithm) 117.65 380.45 T 2 12 Q (scaling) 135.65 363.12 T 3 F ( uses the linear scaling method described by Goldber) 186.02 363.12 T (g [1].) 439.62 363.12 T 1 F 1.97 (Note:) 135.65 337.12 P 3 F 1.97 ( linear scaling is not suitable for use with objective functions that return) 163.62 337.12 P (negative \336tness values and is included here only for completeness.) 135.65 323.12 T 1 16 Q (See Also) 117.65 294.45 T 2 12 Q (ranking) 135.65 277.12 T 3 F (,) 186.02 277.12 T 2 F (reins) 192.02 277.12 T 3 F (,) 228 277.12 T 2 F (rws) 233.99 277.12 T 3 F (,) 255.58 277.12 T 2 F (select) 261.58 277.12 T 3 F (,) 304.76 277.12 T 2 F (sus) 310.75 277.12 T 1 16 Q (Refer) 117.65 254.45 T (ence) 155.53 254.45 T 3 12 Q 2.36 ([1] D. E. Goldber) 135.65 237.12 P 2.36 (g,) 226.77 237.12 P 0 F 2.36 (Genetic Algorithms in Sear) 241.12 237.12 P 2.36 (ch, Optimization and Machine) 378.67 237.12 P (Learning) 135.65 223.12 T 3 F (, Addison W) 179.63 223.12 T (esley Publishing Company) 239.63 223.12 T (, January 1989.) 367.46 223.12 T 281.19 541.12 383.11 556.95 C 0 12 Q 0 X 0 K (F) 282.19 547.75 T (x) 297.33 547.75 T 0 9 Q (i) 303.11 543.97 T 4 12 Q (\050) 292.23 547.75 T (\051) 306.22 547.75 T 0 F (a) 330.8 547.75 T (f) 337.5 547.75 T (x) 348.64 547.75 T 0 9 Q (i) 354.43 543.97 T 4 12 Q (\050) 343.54 547.75 T (\051) 357.53 547.75 T 0 F (b) 376.11 547.75 T 4 F (+) 366.53 547.75 T (=) 318.21 547.75 T -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "40" 41 %%Page: "41" 41 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-41) 513.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (select) 63.65 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q (Selection of individuals from population \050high-level function\051.) 135.65 674.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 646.29 T 2 12 Q (SelCh = select\050SEL_F, Chrom, FitnV\051) 135.65 628.95 T (SelCh = select\050SEL_F, Chrom, FitnV, GGAP\051) 135.65 608.95 T (SelCh = select\050SEL_F, Chrom, FitnV, GGAP, SUBPOP\051) 135.65 588.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 566.29 T 2 12 Q 0.25 (select) 135.65 548.95 P 3 F 0.11 ( performs selection of individuals from a population,) 178.82 548.95 P 2 F 0.25 (Chrom) 435.84 548.95 P 3 F 0.11 (, and returns) 471.82 548.95 P 1.63 (the selected individuals in a new population,) 135.65 534.95 P 2 F 3.92 (SelCh) 363.6 534.95 P 3 F 1.63 (. Each row of) 399.58 534.95 P 2 F 3.92 (Chrom) 473.72 534.95 P 3 F 1.63 ( and) 509.7 534.95 P 2 F (SelCh) 135.65 520.95 T 3 F ( corresponds to one individual.) 171.63 520.95 T 2 F 2.39 (SEL_F) 135.65 494.95 P 3 F 1 ( is a string and contains the name of the low-level selection function, for) 171.63 494.95 P (example) 135.65 480.95 T 2 F (rws) 179.28 480.95 T 3 F ( or) 200.87 480.95 T 2 F (sus) 216.85 480.95 T 3 F (.) 238.44 480.95 T 2 F 6.18 (FitnV) 135.65 454.95 P 3 F 2.57 ( is a column vector containing the \336tness values of the individuals in) 171.63 454.95 P 2 F 2.53 (Chrom) 135.65 440.95 P 3 F 1.06 (. The \336tness value indicates the expected probability of selection of each) 171.63 440.95 P (individual.) 135.65 426.95 T 2 F 2.5 (GGAP) 135.65 400.95 P 3 F 1.04 ( is an optional parameter specifying the generation gap, the fraction of the) 164.43 400.95 P -0.3 (population to be reproduced. If) 135.65 386.95 P 2 F -0.72 (GGAP) 286.04 386.95 P 3 F -0.3 ( is omitted or) 314.83 386.95 P 2 F -0.72 (NaN,) 380.27 386.95 P -0.72 (GGAP = 1.0) 411.75 386.95 P 3 F -0.3 ( \050100%\051 is) 482.28 386.95 P 3.47 (assumed.) 135.65 372.95 P 2 F 8.33 (GGAP) 186.42 372.95 P 3 F 3.47 ( may also be greater than 1, allowing more of) 215.21 372.95 P 3.47 (fspring to be) 464.08 372.95 P 3.44 (produced then the number of parents. If) 135.65 358.95 P 2 F 8.25 (Chrom) 352.89 358.95 P 3 F 3.44 ( consists of more than one) 388.87 358.95 P 3.58 (subpopulation,) 135.65 344.95 P 2 F 8.58 (GGAP) 213.19 344.95 P 3 F 3.58 ( speci\336es the number of individuals to be selected per) 241.97 344.95 P (subpopulation relative to the size of the subpopulation.) 135.65 330.95 T 2 F 0.01 (SUBPOP) 135.65 304.95 P 3 F 0.01 ( is an optional parameter and determines the number of subpopulations in) 178.82 304.95 P 2 F 8.57 (Chrom) 135.65 290.95 P 3 F 3.57 (. If) 171.63 290.95 P 2 F 8.57 (SUBPOP) 195.75 290.95 P 3 F 3.57 ( is omitted or) 238.93 290.95 P 2 F 8.57 (NaN,) 319.85 290.95 P 8.57 (SUBPOP = 1) 355.2 290.95 P 3 F 3.57 ( is assumed. All) 444.31 290.95 P (subpopulations in) 135.65 276.95 T 2 F (Chrom) 223.61 276.95 T 3 F ( must have the same size.) 259.59 276.95 T 1 16 Q (Example) 117.65 248.29 T 3 12 Q 0.93 (Consider a population of 8 individuals,) 135.65 230.95 P 2 F 2.23 (Chrom) 331.45 230.95 P 3 F 0.93 (, with the assigned \336tness values,) 367.43 230.95 P 2 F (FitnV) 135.65 216.95 T 3 F (:) 170.74 216.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "41" 42 %%Page: "42" 42 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-42) 513.33 61.29 T 2 12 Q (Chrom = [) 135.65 736.95 T (1 11 21;) 153.65 722.95 T (2 12 22;) 153.65 708.95 T (3 13 23;) 153.65 694.95 T (4 14 24;) 153.65 680.95 T (5 15 25;) 153.65 666.95 T (6 16 26;) 153.65 652.95 T (7 17 27;) 153.65 638.95 T (8 18 28]) 153.65 624.95 T (FitnV = [1.50; 1.35; 1.21; 1.07; 0.92; 0.78; 0.64; 0.5]) 135.65 604.95 T 3 F (Select 8 individuals by stochastic universal sampling,) 135.65 584.95 T 2 F (sus) 395.5 584.95 T 3 F (:) 417.08 584.95 T 2 F (SelCh = select\050\324sus\325, Chrom, FitnV\051) 135.65 564.95 T 3 F (Thus,) 135.65 544.95 T 2 F (SelCh) 165.63 544.95 T 3 F ( can become:) 201.61 544.95 T 2 F (SelCh =) 135.65 524.95 T (7 17 27) 153.65 510.95 T (1 11 21) 153.65 496.95 T (6 16 26) 153.65 482.95 T (1 11 21) 153.65 468.95 T (5 15 25) 153.65 454.95 T (2 12 22) 153.65 440.95 T (3 13 23) 153.65 426.95 T (4 14 24) 153.65 412.95 T 3 F 3.8 (Consider) 135.65 392.95 P 2 F 9.12 (Chrom) 185.76 392.95 P 3 F 3.8 ( consists of 2 subpopulations. Select 150% individuals per) 221.74 392.95 P (subpopulation by roulette wheel selection,) 135.65 378.95 T 2 F (rws) 341.52 378.95 T 3 F (:) 363.1 378.95 T 2 F (FitnV = [1.50; 1.16; 0.83; 0.50; 1.50; 1.16; 0.83; 0.5]) 135.65 358.95 T (SelCh = select\050\324sus\325, Chrom, FitnV, 1.5, 2\051) 135.65 338.95 T 3 F (Thus,) 135.65 318.95 T 2 F (SelCh) 165.63 318.95 T 3 F ( can become:) 201.61 318.95 T 2 F (SelCh =) 135.65 298.95 T (3 13 23) 153.65 284.95 T (2 12 22) 153.65 270.95 T (1 11 21) 153.65 256.95 T (2 12 22) 153.65 242.95 T (2 12 22) 153.65 228.95 T (1 11 21) 153.65 214.95 T (6 16 26) 153.65 200.95 T (7 17 27) 153.65 186.95 T (7 17 27) 153.65 172.95 T (6 16 26) 153.65 158.95 T (7 17 27) 153.65 144.95 T (5 15 25) 153.65 130.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "42" 43 %%Page: "43" 43 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-43) 513.33 61.29 T 1 16 Q (Algorithm) 117.65 734.29 T 2 12 Q 4.38 (select) 135.65 716.95 P 3 F 1.83 ( checks the consistency of the input parameter and calls the low-level) 178.82 716.95 P -0.05 (selection function. If) 135.65 702.95 P 2 F -0.12 (select) 238.09 702.95 P 3 F -0.05 ( is called with more than one subpopulation then the) 281.26 702.95 P (low-level selection function is called separately for each subpopulation.) 135.65 688.95 T 1 16 Q (See Also) 117.65 666.29 T 2 12 Q (rws) 135.65 648.95 T 3 F (,) 157.24 648.95 T 2 F (sus) 163.23 648.95 T 3 F (,) 184.82 648.95 T 2 F (ranking) 190.82 648.95 T 3 F (,) 241.19 648.95 T 2 F (scaling) 247.19 648.95 T 3 F (,) 297.56 648.95 T 2 F (recombin) 303.56 648.95 T 3 F (,) 361.12 648.95 T 2 F (mutate) 367.12 648.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "43" 44 %%Page: "44" 44 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-44) 513.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (sus) 63.65 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q (Stochastic universal sampling) 135.65 674.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 646.29 T 2 12 Q (NewChrIx = sus\050FitnV, Nsel\051) 135.65 628.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 606.29 T 2 12 Q 0.41 (sus) 135.65 588.95 P 3 F 0.17 ( probabilistically selects) 157.24 588.95 P 2 F 0.41 (Nsel) 276.67 588.95 P 3 F 0.17 ( individuals for reproduction according to their) 305.45 588.95 P (\336tness,) 135.65 574.95 T 2 F (FitnV) 172.3 574.95 T 3 F (, in the current population.) 206.73 574.95 T 2 F 8.66 (NewChrIx = rws\050FitnV, Nsel\051) 135.65 548.95 P 3 F 3.61 ( selects) 355.91 548.95 P 2 F 8.66 (Nsel) 401.1 548.95 P 3 F 3.61 ( individuals from a) 429.88 548.95 P 2.12 (population using stochastic universal sampling [1].) 135.65 534.95 P 2 F 5.09 (FitnV) 395.91 534.95 P 3 F 2.12 ( is a column vector) 431.89 534.95 P 0.51 (containing a performance measure for each individual in the population. This can) 135.65 520.95 P 0.09 (be achieved by using the function) 135.65 506.95 P 2 F 0.21 (ranking) 300.71 506.95 P 3 F 0.09 ( or) 351.08 506.95 P 2 F 0.21 (scaling) 367.24 506.95 P 3 F 0.09 ( to assign a \336tness level) 417.62 506.95 P 1.08 (to each individual. The return value,) 135.65 492.95 P 2 F 2.6 (NewChrIx) 319.34 492.95 P 3 F 1.08 (, is the index of the individuals) 376.91 492.95 P -0.09 (selected for breeding, in the order that they were selected. The selected individuals) 135.65 478.95 P (can be recovered by evaluating) 135.65 464.95 T 2 F (Chrom\050NewChrIx,:\051) 287.84 464.95 T 3 F (.) 410.18 464.95 T 2 F (sus) 135.65 438.95 T 3 F ( is a low-level selection function normally called by) 157.24 438.95 T 2 F (select) 409.4 438.95 T 3 F (.) 452.57 438.95 T 1 16 Q (Example) 117.65 410.29 T 3 12 Q (Consider a population of 8 individuals with the assigned \336tness values,) 135.65 392.95 T 2 F (FitnV) 479.45 392.95 T 3 F (:) 514.54 392.95 T 2 F (FitnV = [1.50; 1.35; 1.21; 1.07; 0.92; 0.78; 0.64; 0.5]) 135.65 372.95 T 3 F (Select the indices of 6 individuals:) 135.65 352.95 T 2 F (NewChrIx = sus\050FitnV, 6\051) 135.65 332.95 T 3 F (Thus,) 135.65 312.95 T 2 F (NewChrIx) 165.63 312.95 T 3 F ( can become:) 223.2 312.95 T 2 F (NewChrIx =) 135.65 292.95 T (5) 153.65 278.95 T (6) 153.65 264.95 T (3) 153.65 250.95 T (1) 153.65 236.95 T (1) 153.65 222.95 T (2) 153.65 208.95 T 1 16 Q (Algorithm) 117.65 186.29 T 3 12 Q -0.07 (A form of stochastic universal sampling is implemented by obtaining a cumulative) 135.65 168.95 P 1.08 (sum of the \336tness vector) 135.65 154.95 P 1.08 (,) 256.73 154.95 P 2 F 2.58 (FitnV) 263.8 154.95 P 3 F 1.08 (, and generating) 298.23 154.95 P 2 F 2.58 (Nsel) 381.39 154.95 P 3 F 1.08 ( equally spaced numbers) 410.18 154.95 P -0.22 (between) 135.65 140.95 P 2 F -0.52 (0) 178.39 140.95 P 3 F -0.22 ( and) 185.59 140.95 P 2 F -0.52 (sum\050FitnV\051) 208.47 140.95 P 3 F -0.22 (. Thus, only one random number is generated, all the) 280.43 140.95 P 1.83 (others used being equally spaced from that point. The index of the individuals) 135.65 126.95 P FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "44" 45 %%Page: "45" 45 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-45) 513.33 61.29 T 3 12 Q 1.03 (selected is determined by comparing the generated numbers with the cumulative) 135.65 736.95 P (sum vector) 135.65 722.95 T (. The probability of an individual being selected is then given by) 187.95 722.95 T (\325) 380.43 685.53 T 2.94 (where) 135.65 624.71 P 0 F 2.94 (f\050x) 170.89 624.71 P 0 10 Q 2.45 (i) 183.54 621.71 P 0 12 Q 2.94 (\051) 186.32 624.71 P 3 F 2.94 ( is the \336tness of individual) 190.32 624.71 P 0 F 2.94 (x) 337.92 624.71 P 0 10 Q 2.45 (i) 343.25 621.71 P 3 12 Q 2.94 ( and) 346.03 624.71 P 0 F 2.94 (F\050x) 375.23 624.71 P 0 10 Q 2.45 (i) 391.88 621.71 P 0 12 Q 2.94 (\051) 394.66 624.71 P 3 F 2.94 ( is the probability of that) 398.65 624.71 P (individual being selected.) 135.65 610.71 T 1 16 Q (See Also) 117.65 582.04 T 2 12 Q (select) 135.65 564.71 T 3 F (,) 178.82 564.71 T 2 F (rws) 184.82 564.71 T 3 F (,) 206.41 564.71 T 2 F (reins) 212.41 564.71 T 3 F (,) 248.39 564.71 T 2 F (ranking) 254.38 564.71 T 3 F (,) 304.76 564.71 T 2 F (scaling) 310.75 564.71 T 1 16 Q (Refer) 117.65 542.04 T (ence) 155.53 542.04 T 3 12 Q 0.42 ([1] J. E. Baker) 135.65 524.71 P 0.42 (, \322Reducing bias and inef) 206.05 524.71 P 0.42 (\336ciency in the selection algorithm\323,) 329.11 524.71 P 0 F 0.42 (Pr) 505.78 524.71 P 0.42 (oc.) 517.33 524.71 P (ICGA 2) 135.65 510.71 T 3 F (, pp. 14-21, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Publishers, 1987.) 172.62 510.71 T 282.87 646.71 380.43 704.95 C 0 12 Q 0 X 0 K (F) 283.87 685.53 T (x) 299.01 685.53 T 0 9 Q (i) 304.79 681.74 T 4 12 Q (\050) 293.91 685.53 T (\051) 307.9 685.53 T 0 F (f) 342.94 695.75 T (x) 354.08 695.75 T 0 9 Q (i) 359.87 691.97 T 4 12 Q (\050) 348.98 695.75 T (\051) 362.97 695.75 T 0 F (f) 352.4 663.95 T (x) 363.54 663.95 T 0 9 Q (i) 369.33 660.17 T 4 12 Q (\050) 358.44 663.95 T (\051) 372.44 663.95 T 0 9 Q (i) 333.48 649.66 T 3 F (1) 346.91 649.66 T 4 F (=) 338.98 649.66 T 0 F (N) 334.98 680.47 T 0 6 Q (i) 341.32 678.02 T (n) 343.45 678.02 T (d) 346.91 678.02 T 4 18 Q (\345) 336.03 660.75 T 4 12 Q (=) 319.89 685.53 T 333.48 688.12 378.18 688.12 2 L 0.33 H 0 Z N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "45" 46 %%Page: "46" 46 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-46) 513.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (xovdp) 63.65 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q (Double-point crossover) 135.65 674.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 646.29 T 2 12 Q (NewChrom = xovdp\050OldChrom, XOVR\051) 135.65 628.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 606.29 T 2 12 Q 0.62 (xov) 135.65 588.95 P 3 F 0.26 (dp performs double-point crossover between pairs of individuals contained in) 157.24 588.95 P 0.18 (the current population,) 135.65 574.95 P 2 F 0.44 (OldChrom) 248.12 574.95 P 3 F 0.18 (, according to the crossover probability) 305.69 574.95 P 0.18 (,) 493.69 574.95 P 2 F 0.44 (XOVR) 499.86 574.95 P 3 F 0.18 (,) 528.65 574.95 P 0.61 (and returns a new population after mating,) 135.65 560.95 P 2 F 1.47 (NewChrom) 346.45 560.95 P 3 F 0.61 (. Each row of) 404.02 560.95 P 2 F 1.47 (OldChrom) 474.08 560.95 P 3 F 4.74 (and) 135.65 546.95 P 2 F 11.37 (NewChrom) 160.7 546.95 P 3 F 4.74 ( corresponds to one individual. For the chromosomes any) 218.27 546.95 P (representation can be used.) 135.65 532.95 T 2 F 1.74 (XOVR) 135.65 506.95 P 3 F 0.72 ( is an optional parameter specifying the crossover rate. If) 164.43 506.95 P 2 F 1.74 (XOVR) 447.77 506.95 P 3 F 0.72 ( is omitted,) 476.56 506.95 P (empty or) 135.65 492.95 T 2 F (NaN,) 181.62 492.95 T (XOVR = 0.7) 213.4 492.95 T 3 F ( is assumed.) 285.36 492.95 T 1.18 (The pairs are mated in order) 135.65 466.95 P 1.18 (, odd row with the next even row) 276.62 466.95 P 1.18 (. If the number of) 442.66 466.95 P 3.35 (rows in the matrix) 135.65 452.95 P 2 F 8.05 (OldChrom) 239.67 452.95 P 3 F 3.35 ( is odd then the last row is not mated. The) 297.24 452.95 P -0.12 (population should therefore be or) 135.65 438.95 P -0.12 (ganised into contiguous pairs that require mating.) 294.84 438.95 P 0.8 (This can be achieved by using the function) 135.65 424.95 P 2 F 1.92 (ranking) 350.55 424.95 P 3 F 0.8 ( to assign a \336tness level to) 400.93 424.95 P 2.71 (each chromosome and a selection function \050) 135.65 410.95 P 2 F 6.52 (select) 363.11 410.95 P 3 F 2.71 (,) 406.28 410.95 P 2 F 6.52 (sus) 414.99 410.95 P 3 F 2.71 ( or) 436.58 410.95 P 2 F 6.52 (rws) 458 410.95 P 3 F 2.71 (\051 to select) 479.59 410.95 P (individuals with a probability related to their \336tness in the current population.) 135.65 396.95 T 2 F (xovdp) 135.65 370.95 T 3 F ( is a low-level crossover function normally called by) 171.63 370.95 T 2 F (recombin) 427.11 370.95 T 3 F (.) 484.68 370.95 T 1 16 Q (Algorithm) 117.65 342.29 T 3 12 Q (Consider the following two binary strings of the same length:) 135.65 324.95 T 2 F (A1 = [1 1 0 1 0 1]) 135.65 304.95 T (A2 = [1 0 1 0 1 0]) 135.65 290.95 T 3 F 3.91 (Double point crossover involves selecting uniformly at random two integer) 135.65 270.95 P 0.16 (positions,) 135.65 256.95 P 0 F 0.16 (k1) 185.13 256.95 P 3 F 0.16 (and) 199.61 256.95 P 0 F 0.16 ( k2) 216.93 256.95 P 3 F 0.16 (, between 1 and) 231.41 256.95 P 2 F 0.39 (length\050A1\051) 310.32 256.95 P 3 F 0.16 (, and swapping the variables in) 382.28 256.95 P 0.88 (positions) 135.65 242.95 P 0 F 0.88 (k1+1) 182.85 242.95 P 3 F 0.88 ( to) 208.26 242.95 P 0 F 0.88 (k2) 225.36 242.95 P 3 F 0.88 ( between) 236.68 242.95 P 2 F 2.12 (A1) 284.4 242.95 P 3 F 0.88 ( and) 298.8 242.95 P 2 F 2.12 (A2) 323.88 242.95 P 3 F 0.88 (. Thus if the crossover positions) 338.27 242.95 P 0 F 0.88 (k1) 499.8 242.95 P 3 F 0.88 ( = 3) 511.12 242.95 P (and) 135.65 228.95 T 0 F (k2) 155.96 228.95 T 3 F ( = 5, then) 167.29 228.95 T 2 F (A1) 215.69 228.95 T 3 F ( and) 230.08 228.95 T 2 F (A2) 253.4 228.95 T 3 F ( would become:) 267.79 228.95 T 2 F (A1\325 = [1 1 0 0 1 1]) 135.65 208.95 T (A2\325 = [1 0 1 1 0 0]) 135.65 194.95 T (xovdp) 135.65 174.95 T 3 F ( calls) 171.63 174.95 T 2 F (xovmp) 199.61 174.95 T 3 F ( with the appropriate parameters.) 235.59 174.95 T 1 16 Q (See Also) 117.65 152.29 T 2 12 Q (xovdprs) 135.65 134.95 T 3 F (,) 186.02 134.95 T 2 F (xovsp) 192.02 134.95 T 3 F (,) 228 134.95 T 2 F (xovsh) 233.99 134.95 T 3 F (,) 269.97 134.95 T 2 F (xovmp) 275.97 134.95 T 3 F (,) 311.95 134.95 T 2 F (recombin) 317.95 134.95 T 3 F (,) 375.52 134.95 T 2 F (select) 381.51 134.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "46" 47 %%Page: "47" 47 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-47) 513.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (xovdprs) 63.65 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q (Double-point reduced surrogate crossover) 135.65 674.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 646.29 T 2 12 Q (NewChrom = xovdprs\050OldChrom, XOVR\051) 135.65 628.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 606.29 T 2 12 Q 7.01 (xov) 135.65 588.95 P 3 F 2.92 (dprs performs double-point reduced surrogate crossover between pairs of) 157.24 588.95 P 2.78 (individuals contained in the current population,) 135.65 574.95 P 2 F 6.66 (OldChrom) 382.48 574.95 P 3 F 2.78 (, according to the) 440.05 574.95 P 5.65 (crossover probability) 135.65 560.95 P 5.65 (,) 242.12 560.95 P 2 F 13.57 (XOVR) 253.77 560.95 P 3 F 5.65 (, and returns a new population after mating,) 282.55 560.95 P 2 F 10.34 (NewChrom) 135.65 546.95 P 3 F 4.31 (. Each row of) 193.22 546.95 P 2 F 10.34 (OldChrom) 278.06 546.95 P 3 F 4.31 ( and) 335.62 546.95 P 2 F 10.34 (NewChrom) 367.56 546.95 P 3 F 4.31 ( corresponds to one) 425.13 546.95 P (individual. For the chromosomes any representation can be used.) 135.65 532.95 T 2 F 1.74 (XOVR) 135.65 506.95 P 3 F 0.72 ( is an optional parameter specifying the crossover rate. If) 164.43 506.95 P 2 F 1.74 (XOVR) 447.77 506.95 P 3 F 0.72 ( is omitted,) 476.56 506.95 P (empty or) 135.65 492.95 T 2 F (NaN,) 181.62 492.95 T (XOVR = 0.7) 213.4 492.95 T 3 F ( is assumed.) 285.36 492.95 T 1.18 (The pairs are mated in order) 135.65 466.95 P 1.18 (, odd row with the next even row) 276.62 466.95 P 1.18 (. If the number of) 442.66 466.95 P 3.35 (rows in the matrix) 135.65 452.95 P 2 F 8.05 (OldChrom) 239.67 452.95 P 3 F 3.35 ( is odd then the last row is not mated. The) 297.24 452.95 P -0.12 (population should therefore be or) 135.65 438.95 P -0.12 (ganised into contiguous pairs that require mating.) 294.84 438.95 P 0.8 (This can be achieved by using the function) 135.65 424.95 P 2 F 1.92 (ranking) 350.55 424.95 P 3 F 0.8 ( to assign a \336tness level to) 400.93 424.95 P 2.71 (each chromosome and a selection function \050) 135.65 410.95 P 2 F 6.52 (select) 363.11 410.95 P 3 F 2.71 (,) 406.28 410.95 P 2 F 6.52 (sus) 414.99 410.95 P 3 F 2.71 ( or) 436.58 410.95 P 2 F 6.52 (rws) 458 410.95 P 3 F 2.71 (\051 to select) 479.59 410.95 P (individuals with a probability related to their \336tness in the current population.) 135.65 396.95 T 2 F (xovdp) 135.65 370.95 T 3 F (rs is a low-level crossover function normally called by) 171.63 370.95 T 2 F (recombin) 435.77 370.95 T 3 F (.) 493.34 370.95 T 1 16 Q (Algorithm) 117.65 342.29 T 3 12 Q (For double point crossover see) 135.65 324.95 T 2 F (xovdp) 285.88 324.95 T 3 F (.) 321.86 324.95 T 3.35 (The) 135.65 298.95 P 0 F 3.35 (r) 160.65 298.95 P 3.35 (educed surr) 164.87 298.95 P 3.35 (ogate) 224.74 298.95 P 3 F 3.35 ( operator constrains crossover to always produce new) 251.39 298.95 P 0.99 (individuals wherever possible. This is implemented by restricting the location of) 135.65 284.95 P 1.41 (crossover points such that crossover points only occur where gene values dif) 135.65 270.95 P 1.41 (fer) 518.34 270.95 P ([1].) 135.65 256.95 T 2 F (xovdprs) 135.65 230.95 T 3 F ( calls) 186.02 230.95 T 2 F (xovmp) 214 230.95 T 3 F ( with the appropriate parameters.) 249.98 230.95 T 1 16 Q (See Also) 117.65 208.29 T 2 12 Q (xovdp) 135.65 190.95 T 3 F (,) 171.63 190.95 T 2 F (xovsprs) 177.62 190.95 T 3 F (,) 228 190.95 T 2 F (xovshrs) 233.99 190.95 T 3 F (,) 284.37 190.95 T 2 F (xovmp) 290.36 190.95 T 3 F (,) 326.34 190.95 T 2 F (recombin) 332.34 190.95 T 3 F (,) 389.91 190.95 T 2 F (select) 395.9 190.95 T 1 16 Q (Refer) 117.65 168.29 T (ence) 155.53 168.29 T 3 12 Q 1.31 ([1] L. Booker) 135.65 150.95 P 1.31 (, \322Improving search in genetic algorithms,\323 In) 203.4 150.95 P 0 F 1.31 ( Genetic Algorithms) 432.42 150.95 P 5.64 (and Simulated Annealing) 135.65 136.95 P 3 F 5.64 (, L. Davis \050Ed.\051, pp. 61-73, Mor) 268.2 136.95 P 5.64 (gan Kaufmann) 455.06 136.95 P (Publishers, 1987) 135.65 122.95 T 2 F (.) 215.61 122.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "47" 48 %%Page: "48" 48 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-48) 513.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (xovmp) 63.65 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q (Multi-point crossover) 135.65 674.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 646.29 T 2 12 Q (NewChrom = xovmp\050OldChrom, XOVR, Npt, Rs\051) 135.65 628.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 606.29 T 2 12 Q 1.93 (xovmp) 135.65 588.95 P 3 F 0.81 ( performs multi-point crossover between pairs of individuals contained in) 171.63 588.95 P 1.7 (the current population,) 135.65 574.95 P 2 F 4.08 (OldChrom) 252.67 574.95 P 3 F 1.7 (, and returns a new population after mating,) 310.24 574.95 P 2 F 10.34 (NewChrom) 135.65 560.95 P 3 F 4.31 (. Each row of) 193.22 560.95 P 2 F 10.34 (OldChrom) 278.06 560.95 P 3 F 4.31 ( and) 335.62 560.95 P 2 F 10.34 (NewChrom) 367.56 560.95 P 3 F 4.31 ( corresponds to one) 425.13 560.95 P (individual. For the chromosomes any representation can be used.) 135.65 546.95 T 2 F 1.74 (XOVR) 135.65 526.95 P 3 F 0.72 ( is an optional parameter specifying the crossover rate. If) 164.43 526.95 P 2 F 1.74 (XOVR) 447.77 526.95 P 3 F 0.72 ( is omitted,) 476.56 526.95 P (empty or) 135.65 512.95 T 2 F (NaN,) 181.62 512.95 T (XOVR = 0.7) 213.4 512.95 T 3 F ( is assumed.) 285.36 512.95 T 2 F (Npt) 135.65 492.95 T 3 F ( is an optional parameter specifying the number of crosspoints:) 157.24 492.95 T (0 - shuf) 171.65 478.95 T (\337e crossover) 208.07 478.95 T (.) 268.36 478.95 T (1 - single point crossover) 171.65 464.95 T (.) 292.24 464.95 T (2 - double point crossover) 171.65 450.95 T (.) 296.24 450.95 T (If) 171.65 436.95 T 2 F (Npt) 182.63 436.95 T 3 F ( is omitted, empty or) 204.22 436.95 T 2 F (NaN,) 306.84 436.95 T (Npt = 0) 338.62 436.95 T 3 F ( is assumed.) 388.99 436.95 T 2 F (Rs) 135.65 416.95 T 3 F ( is an optional parameter specifying the use of reduced surrogate:) 150.04 416.95 T (0 - no reduced surrogate.) 171.65 402.95 T (1 - use reduced surrogate.) 171.65 388.95 T (If) 171.65 374.95 T 2 F (Rs) 182.63 374.95 T 3 F ( is omitted, empty or) 197.03 374.95 T 2 F (NaN,) 299.64 374.95 T (Rs = 0) 331.42 374.95 T 3 F ( is assumed.) 374.6 374.95 T 1.18 (The pairs are mated in order) 135.65 354.95 P 1.18 (, odd row with the next even row) 276.62 354.95 P 1.18 (. If the number of) 442.66 354.95 P 3.35 (rows in the matrix) 135.65 340.95 P 2 F 8.05 (OldChrom) 239.67 340.95 P 3 F 3.35 ( is odd then the last row is not mated. The) 297.24 340.95 P -0.12 (population should therefore be or) 135.65 326.95 P -0.12 (ganised into contiguous pairs that require mating.) 294.84 326.95 P 0.8 (This can be achieved by using the function) 135.65 312.95 P 2 F 1.92 (ranking) 350.55 312.95 P 3 F 0.8 ( to assign a \336tness level to) 400.93 312.95 P 2.71 (each chromosome and a selection function \050) 135.65 298.95 P 2 F 6.52 (select) 363.11 298.95 P 3 F 2.71 (,) 406.28 298.95 P 2 F 6.52 (sus) 414.99 298.95 P 3 F 2.71 ( or) 436.58 298.95 P 2 F 6.52 (rws) 458 298.95 P 3 F 2.71 (\051 to select) 479.59 298.95 P (individuals with a probability related to their \336tness in the current population.) 135.65 284.95 T 2 F -0.06 (xov) 135.65 264.95 P 3 F -0.03 (mp is a low-level crossover function called by all other crossover functions. If) 157.24 264.95 P 4.29 (called by) 135.65 250.95 P 2 F 10.3 (recombine) 190.86 250.95 P 10.3 (xovmp) 262.92 250.95 P 3 F 4.29 ( performs shuf) 298.9 250.95 P 4.29 (\337e crossover without reduced) 377.21 250.95 P (surrogate identical to) 135.65 236.95 T 2 F (xovsh) 239.91 236.95 T 3 F (.) 275.89 236.95 T 1 16 Q (Algorithm) 117.65 214.29 T 3 12 Q 3.98 (The algorithms used in single-point, double-point and shuf) 135.65 196.95 P 3.98 (\337e crossover are) 445.1 196.95 P 0.69 (described in the) 135.65 182.95 P 2 F 1.66 (xovsp) 216.66 182.95 P 3 F 0.69 (,) 252.64 182.95 P 2 F 1.66 (xovdp) 259.33 182.95 P 1.66 (and xovsh) 299 182.95 P 0 F 0.69 (Refer) 374.28 182.95 P 0.69 (ence) 399.82 182.95 P 3 F 0.69 (entries) 430.65 182.95 P 0.69 (respectively) 471.48 182.95 P 0.69 (.) 528.65 182.95 P 3.23 (The algorithms used in single-point, double-point and shuf) 135.65 168.95 P 3.23 (\337e crossover with) 439.91 168.95 P 1.66 (reduced surrogates are described in the) 135.65 154.95 P 2 F 3.99 (xovsprs) 335.44 154.95 P 3 F 1.66 (,) 385.82 154.95 P 2 F 3.99 (xovdprs) 393.47 154.95 P 3.99 (and xovshrs) 448.51 154.95 P 0 F (Refer) 135.65 140.95 T (ence) 161.18 140.95 T 3 F ( entries respectively) 183.15 140.95 T (.) 278.3 140.95 T 1 16 Q (See Also) 117.65 118.29 T 2 12 Q (xovsp) 135.65 100.95 T 3 F (,) 171.63 100.95 T 2 F (xovdp) 177.62 100.95 T 3 F (,) 213.6 100.95 T 2 F (xovsh) 219.6 100.95 T 3 F (,) 255.58 100.95 T 2 F (xovsprs) 261.58 100.95 T 3 F (,) 311.95 100.95 T 2 F (xovdprs) 317.95 100.95 T 3 F (,) 368.32 100.95 T 2 F (xovshrs) 374.32 100.95 T 3 F (,) 424.69 100.95 T 2 F (recombin) 430.69 100.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "48" 49 %%Page: "49" 49 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-49) 513.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (xovsh) 63.65 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q (Shuf) 135.65 674.95 T (\337e crossover) 158.09 674.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 646.29 T 2 12 Q (NewChrom = xovsh\050OldChrom, XOVR\051) 135.65 628.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 606.29 T 2 12 Q 2.68 (xovsh) 135.65 588.95 P 3 F 1.12 ( performs shuf) 171.63 588.95 P 1.12 (\337e crossover between pairs of individuals contained in the) 243.59 588.95 P -0.11 (current population,) 135.65 574.95 P 2 F -0.27 (OldChrom) 229.69 574.95 P 3 F -0.11 (, according to the crossover probability) 287.26 574.95 P -0.11 (,) 473.78 574.95 P 2 F -0.27 (XOVR) 479.66 574.95 P 3 F -0.11 (, and) 508.45 574.95 P 0.61 (returns a new population after mating,) 135.65 560.95 P 2 F 1.47 (NewChrom) 325.52 560.95 P 3 F 0.61 (. Each row of) 383.09 560.95 P 2 F 1.47 (OldChrom) 453.15 560.95 P 3 F 0.61 ( and) 510.72 560.95 P 2 F 18.88 (NewChrom) 135.65 546.95 P 3 F 7.87 ( corresponds to one individual. For the chromosomes any) 193.22 546.95 P (representation can be used.) 135.65 532.95 T 2 F 1.74 (XOVR) 135.65 506.95 P 3 F 0.72 ( is an optional parameter specifying the crossover rate. If) 164.43 506.95 P 2 F 1.74 (XOVR) 447.77 506.95 P 3 F 0.72 ( is omitted,) 476.56 506.95 P (empty or) 135.65 492.95 T 2 F (NaN,) 181.62 492.95 T (XOVR = 0.7) 213.4 492.95 T 3 F ( is assumed.) 285.36 492.95 T 1.18 (The pairs are mated in order) 135.65 466.95 P 1.18 (, odd row with the next even row) 276.62 466.95 P 1.18 (. If the number of) 442.66 466.95 P 3.35 (rows in the matrix) 135.65 452.95 P 2 F 8.05 (OldChrom) 239.67 452.95 P 3 F 3.35 ( is odd then the last row is not mated. The) 297.24 452.95 P -0.12 (population should therefore be or) 135.65 438.95 P -0.12 (ganised into contiguous pairs that require mating.) 294.84 438.95 P 0.8 (This can be achieved by using the function) 135.65 424.95 P 2 F 1.92 (ranking) 350.55 424.95 P 3 F 0.8 ( to assign a \336tness level to) 400.93 424.95 P 2.71 (each chromosome and a selection function \050) 135.65 410.95 P 2 F 6.52 (select) 363.11 410.95 P 3 F 2.71 (,) 406.28 410.95 P 2 F 6.52 (sus) 414.99 410.95 P 3 F 2.71 ( or) 436.58 410.95 P 2 F 6.52 (rws) 458 410.95 P 3 F 2.71 (\051 to select) 479.59 410.95 P (individuals with a probability related to their \336tness in the current population.) 135.65 396.95 T 2 F (xov) 135.65 370.95 T 3 F (sh is a low-level crossover function normally called by) 157.24 370.95 T 2 F (recombin) 423.38 370.95 T 3 F (.) 480.95 370.95 T 1 16 Q (Algorithm) 117.65 342.29 T 3 12 Q 1.5 (Shuf) 135.65 324.95 P 1.5 (\337e crossover is single-point crossover \050see) 158.09 324.95 P 2 F 3.6 (xovsp) 373.6 324.95 P 3 F 1.5 (\051, but before the bits are) 409.58 324.95 P 1.15 (exchanged, they are randomly shuf) 135.65 310.95 P 1.15 (\337ed in both parents. After recombination, the) 308.23 310.95 P 1.44 (bits in the of) 135.65 296.95 P 1.44 (fspring are unshuf) 200.04 296.95 P 1.44 (\337ed. This removes positional bias as the bits are) 289.97 296.95 P (randomly reassigned each time crossover is performed [1].) 135.65 282.95 T 2 F (xov) 135.65 256.95 T 3 F (sh calls) 157.24 256.95 T 2 F (xovmp) 195.88 256.95 T 3 F ( with the appropriate parameters.) 231.86 256.95 T 1 16 Q (See Also) 117.65 234.29 T 2 12 Q (xovshrs) 135.65 216.95 T 3 F (,) 186.02 216.95 T 2 F (xovsp) 192.02 216.95 T 3 F (,) 228 216.95 T 2 F (xovdp) 233.99 216.95 T 3 F (,) 269.97 216.95 T 2 F (xovmp) 275.97 216.95 T 3 F (,) 311.95 216.95 T 2 F (recombin) 317.95 216.95 T 3 F (,) 375.52 216.95 T 2 F (select) 381.51 216.95 T 1 16 Q (Refer) 117.65 194.29 T (ence) 155.53 194.29 T 3 12 Q -0.28 ([1] R. A. Caruana, L. A. Eshelman, J. D. Schaf) 135.65 176.95 P -0.28 (fer) 358.39 176.95 P -0.28 (, \322Representation and hidden bias) 371.23 176.95 P 1.86 (II: Eliminating de\336ning length bias in genetic search via shuf) 135.65 162.95 P 1.86 (\337e crossover\323, In) 445.66 162.95 P 0 F 0.3 (Eleventh International Joint Confer) 135.65 148.95 P 0.3 (ence on Arti\336cial Intelligence) 307.67 148.95 P 3 F 0.3 (, N. S. Sridharan) 450.8 148.95 P (\050Ed.\051, V) 135.65 134.95 T (ol. 1, pp. 750-755, Mor) 173.07 134.95 T (gan Kaufmann Publishers, 1989.) 284.79 134.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "49" 50 %%Page: "50" 50 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-50) 513.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (xovshrs) 63.65 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q (Shuf) 135.65 674.95 T (\337e crossover with reduced surrogate) 158.09 674.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 646.29 T 2 12 Q (NewChrom = xovshrs\050OldChrom, XOVR\051) 135.65 628.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 606.29 T 2 12 Q 6.55 (xov) 135.65 588.95 P 3 F 2.73 (shrs performs shuf) 157.24 588.95 P 2.73 (\337e crossover with reduced surrogates between pairs of) 251.75 588.95 P 2.78 (individuals contained in the current population,) 135.65 574.95 P 2 F 6.66 (OldChrom) 382.48 574.95 P 3 F 2.78 (, according to the) 440.05 574.95 P 5.65 (crossover probability) 135.65 560.95 P 5.65 (,) 242.12 560.95 P 2 F 13.57 (XOVR) 253.77 560.95 P 3 F 5.65 (, and returns a new population after mating,) 282.55 560.95 P 2 F 10.34 (NewChrom) 135.65 546.95 P 3 F 4.31 (. Each row of) 193.22 546.95 P 2 F 10.34 (OldChrom) 278.06 546.95 P 3 F 4.31 ( and) 335.62 546.95 P 2 F 10.34 (NewChrom) 367.56 546.95 P 3 F 4.31 ( corresponds to one) 425.13 546.95 P (individual. For the chromosomes any representation can be used.) 135.65 532.95 T 2 F 1.74 (XOVR) 135.65 506.95 P 3 F 0.72 ( is an optional parameter specifying the crossover rate. If) 164.43 506.95 P 2 F 1.74 (XOVR) 447.77 506.95 P 3 F 0.72 ( is omitted,) 476.56 506.95 P (empty or) 135.65 492.95 T 2 F (NaN,) 181.62 492.95 T (XOVR = 0.7) 213.4 492.95 T 3 F ( is assumed.) 285.36 492.95 T 1.18 (The pairs are mated in order) 135.65 466.95 P 1.18 (, odd row with the next even row) 276.62 466.95 P 1.18 (. If the number of) 442.66 466.95 P 3.35 (rows in the matrix) 135.65 452.95 P 2 F 8.05 (OldChrom) 239.67 452.95 P 3 F 3.35 ( is odd then the last row is not mated. The) 297.24 452.95 P -0.12 (population should therefore be or) 135.65 438.95 P -0.12 (ganised into contiguous pairs that require mating.) 294.84 438.95 P 0.8 (This can be achieved by using the function) 135.65 424.95 P 2 F 1.92 (ranking) 350.55 424.95 P 3 F 0.8 ( to assign a \336tness level to) 400.93 424.95 P 2.71 (each chromosome and a selection function \050) 135.65 410.95 P 2 F 6.52 (select) 363.11 410.95 P 3 F 2.71 (,) 406.28 410.95 P 2 F 6.52 (sus) 414.99 410.95 P 3 F 2.71 ( or) 436.58 410.95 P 2 F 6.52 (rws) 458 410.95 P 3 F 2.71 (\051 to select) 479.59 410.95 P (individuals with a probability related to their \336tness in the current population.) 135.65 396.95 T 2 F (xov) 135.65 370.95 T 3 F (shrs is a low-level crossover function normally called by) 157.24 370.95 T 2 F (recombin) 432.04 370.95 T 3 F (.) 489.61 370.95 T 1 16 Q (Algorithm) 117.65 342.29 T 3 12 Q (For shuf) 135.65 324.95 T (\337e crossover algorithm see) 175.74 324.95 T 2 F (xovsh) 307.64 324.95 T 3 F (.) 343.63 324.95 T 3.35 (The) 135.65 298.95 P 0 F 3.35 (r) 160.65 298.95 P 3.35 (educed surr) 164.87 298.95 P 3.35 (ogate) 224.74 298.95 P 3 F 3.35 ( operator constrains crossover to always produce new) 251.39 298.95 P 0.99 (individuals wherever possible. This is implemented by restricting the location of) 135.65 284.95 P 1.41 (crossover points such that crossover points only occur where gene values dif) 135.65 270.95 P 1.41 (fer) 518.34 270.95 P ([1].) 135.65 256.95 T 2 F (xovshrs) 135.65 230.95 T 3 F ( calls) 186.02 230.95 T 2 F (xovmp) 214 230.95 T 3 F ( with the appropriate parameters.) 249.98 230.95 T 1 16 Q (See Also) 117.65 208.29 T 2 12 Q (xovsh) 135.65 190.95 T 3 F (,) 171.63 190.95 T 2 F (xovsprs) 177.62 190.95 T 3 F (,) 228 190.95 T 2 F (xovdprs) 233.99 190.95 T 3 F (,) 284.37 190.95 T 2 F (xovmp) 290.36 190.95 T 3 F (,) 326.34 190.95 T 2 F (recombin) 332.34 190.95 T 3 F (,) 389.91 190.95 T 2 F (select) 395.9 190.95 T 1 16 Q (Refer) 117.65 168.29 T (ence) 155.53 168.29 T 3 12 Q 1.31 ([1] L. Booker) 135.65 150.95 P 1.31 (, \322Improving search in genetic algorithms,\323 In) 203.4 150.95 P 0 F 1.31 ( Genetic Algorithms) 432.42 150.95 P 5.64 (and Simulated Annealing) 135.65 136.95 P 3 F 5.64 (, L. Davis \050Ed.\051, pp. 61-73, Mor) 268.2 136.95 P 5.64 (gan Kaufmann) 455.06 136.95 P (Publishers, 1987.) 135.65 122.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "50" 51 %%Page: "51" 51 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-51) 513.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (xovsp) 63.65 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q (Single-point crossover) 135.65 674.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 646.29 T 2 12 Q (NewChrom = xovsp\050OldChrom, XOVR\051) 135.65 628.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 606.29 T 2 12 Q 2.04 (xov) 135.65 588.95 P 3 F 0.85 (sp performs single-point crossover between pairs of individuals contained in) 157.24 588.95 P 0.18 (the current population,) 135.65 574.95 P 2 F 0.44 (OldChrom) 248.12 574.95 P 3 F 0.18 (, according to the crossover probability) 305.69 574.95 P 0.18 (,) 493.69 574.95 P 2 F 0.44 (XOVR) 499.86 574.95 P 3 F 0.18 (,) 528.65 574.95 P 0.77 (and returns a new population after mating,) 135.65 560.95 P 2 F 1.85 (NewChrom) 347.57 560.95 P 3 F 0.77 (.) 405.14 560.95 P 2 F 1.85 (OldChrom) 411.91 560.95 P 3 F 0.77 ( contains the) 469.48 560.95 P 0.96 (chromosomes of the current population, each row corresponds to one individual.) 135.65 546.95 P (For the chromosomes any representation can be used.) 135.65 532.95 T 2 F 1.74 (XOVR) 135.65 506.95 P 3 F 0.72 ( is an optional parameter specifying the crossover rate. If) 164.43 506.95 P 2 F 1.74 (XOVR) 447.77 506.95 P 3 F 0.72 ( is omitted,) 476.56 506.95 P (empty or) 135.65 492.95 T 2 F (NaN,) 181.62 492.95 T (XOVR = 0.7) 213.4 492.95 T 3 F ( is assumed.) 285.36 492.95 T 1.18 (The pairs are mated in order) 135.65 466.95 P 1.18 (, odd row with the next even row) 276.62 466.95 P 1.18 (. If the number of) 442.66 466.95 P 3.35 (rows in the matrix) 135.65 452.95 P 2 F 8.05 (OldChrom) 239.67 452.95 P 3 F 3.35 ( is odd then the last row is not mated. The) 297.24 452.95 P -0.12 (population should therefore be or) 135.65 438.95 P -0.12 (ganised into contiguous pairs that require mating.) 294.84 438.95 P 0.8 (This can be achieved by using the function) 135.65 424.95 P 2 F 1.92 (ranking) 350.55 424.95 P 3 F 0.8 ( to assign a \336tness level to) 400.93 424.95 P 2.71 (each chromosome and a selection function \050) 135.65 410.95 P 2 F 6.52 (select) 363.11 410.95 P 3 F 2.71 (,) 406.28 410.95 P 2 F 6.52 (sus) 414.99 410.95 P 3 F 2.71 ( or) 436.58 410.95 P 2 F 6.52 (rws) 458 410.95 P 3 F 2.71 (\051 to select) 479.59 410.95 P (individuals with a probability related to their \336tness in the current population.) 135.65 396.95 T 2 F (xovsp) 135.65 370.95 T 3 F ( is a low-level crossover function normally called by) 171.63 370.95 T 2 F (recombin) 427.11 370.95 T 3 F (.) 484.68 370.95 T 1 16 Q (Algorithm) 117.65 342.29 T 3 12 Q (Consider the following two binary strings of the same length:) 135.65 324.95 T 2 F (A1 = [1 1 0 1 0 1]) 135.65 304.95 T (A2 = [1 0 1 0 1 0]) 135.65 290.95 T 3 F 0.1 (Single-point crossover involves selecting uniformly at random an integer position,) 135.65 270.95 P 0 F 1.68 (k) 135.65 256.95 P 3 F 1.68 (, between 1 and) 140.97 256.95 P 2 F 4.03 (\050length\050A1\051-1\051) 225.95 256.95 P 3 F 1.68 (, and swapping the variables in positions) 326.7 256.95 P 0 F 0.9 (k+1) 135.65 242.95 P 3 F 0.9 ( to) 155.07 242.95 P 2 F 2.16 (length\050A1\051) 172.19 242.95 P 3 F 0.9 ( between) 244.15 242.95 P 2 F 2.16 (A1) 291.91 242.95 P 3 F 0.9 ( and) 306.3 242.95 P 2 F 2.16 (A2) 331.41 242.95 P 3 F 0.9 (. Thus if the crossover position) 345.8 242.95 P 0 F 0.9 (k) 502.77 242.95 P 3 F 0.9 ( = 3,) 508.09 242.95 P (then) 135.65 228.95 T 2 F (A1) 159.3 228.95 T 3 F ( and) 173.69 228.95 T 2 F (A2) 197.01 228.95 T 3 F ( would become:) 211.4 228.95 T 2 F (A1\325 = [1 1 0 0 1 0]) 135.65 208.95 T (A2\325 = [1 0 1 1 0 1]) 135.65 194.95 T (xovsp) 135.65 174.95 T 3 F ( calls) 171.63 174.95 T 2 F (xovmp) 199.61 174.95 T 3 F ( with the appropriate parameters.) 235.59 174.95 T 1 16 Q (See Also) 117.65 152.29 T 2 12 Q (xovsprs) 135.65 134.95 T 3 F (,) 186.02 134.95 T 2 F (xovdp) 192.02 134.95 T 3 F (,) 228 134.95 T 2 F (xovsh) 233.99 134.95 T 3 F (,) 269.97 134.95 T 2 F (xovmp) 275.97 134.95 T 3 F (,) 311.95 134.95 T 2 F (recombin) 317.95 134.95 T 3 F (,) 375.52 134.95 T 2 F (select) 381.51 134.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "51" 52 %%Page: "52" 52 595.3 841.9 0 FMBEGINPAGE 0 10 Q 0 X 0 K (Genetic Algorithm Toolbox User\325s Guide) 63.65 61.61 T (2-52) 513.33 61.29 T 63.65 716.95 531.65 726.95 C 63.65 725.95 531.65 725.95 2 L 1 H 2 Z 0 X 0 K N -8.35 24.95 603.65 816.95 C 1 18 Q 0 X 0 K (xovsprs) 63.65 732.95 T 1 16 Q (Purpose) 117.65 692.29 T 3 12 Q (Single-point reduced surrogate crossover) 135.65 674.95 T 1 16 Q (Synopsis) 117.65 646.29 T 2 12 Q (NewChrom = xovsprs\050OldChrom, XOVR\051) 135.65 628.95 T 1 16 Q (Description) 117.65 606.29 T 2 12 Q 8.61 (xov) 135.65 588.95 P 3 F 3.59 (sprs performs single-point reduced surrogate crossover between pairs of) 157.24 588.95 P 2.78 (individuals contained in the current population,) 135.65 574.95 P 2 F 6.66 (OldChrom) 382.48 574.95 P 3 F 2.78 (, according to the) 440.05 574.95 P 5.65 (crossover probability) 135.65 560.95 P 5.65 (,) 242.12 560.95 P 2 F 13.57 (XOVR) 253.77 560.95 P 3 F 5.65 (, and returns a new population after mating,) 282.55 560.95 P 2 F 5.91 (NewChrom) 135.65 546.95 P 3 F 2.46 (.) 193.22 546.95 P 2 F 5.91 (OldChrom) 201.68 546.95 P 3 F 2.46 ( contains the chromosomes of the current population,) 259.24 546.95 P 0.6 (each row corresponds to one individual. For the chromosomes any representation) 135.65 532.95 P (can be used.) 135.65 518.95 T 2 F 1.74 (XOVR) 135.65 492.95 P 3 F 0.72 ( is an optional parameter specifying the crossover rate. If) 164.43 492.95 P 2 F 1.74 (XOVR) 447.77 492.95 P 3 F 0.72 ( is omitted,) 476.56 492.95 P (empty or) 135.65 478.95 T 2 F (NaN,) 181.62 478.95 T (XOVR = 0.7) 213.4 478.95 T 3 F ( is assumed.) 285.36 478.95 T 1.18 (The pairs are mated in order) 135.65 452.95 P 1.18 (, odd row with the next even row) 276.62 452.95 P 1.18 (. If the number of) 442.66 452.95 P 3.35 (rows in the matrix) 135.65 438.95 P 2 F 8.05 (OldChrom) 239.67 438.95 P 3 F 3.35 ( is odd then the last row is not mated. The) 297.24 438.95 P -0.12 (population should therefore be or) 135.65 424.95 P -0.12 (ganised into contiguous pairs that require mating.) 294.84 424.95 P 0.8 (This can be achieved by using the function) 135.65 410.95 P 2 F 1.92 (ranking) 350.55 410.95 P 3 F 0.8 ( to assign a \336tness level to) 400.93 410.95 P 2.71 (each chromosome and a selection function \050) 135.65 396.95 P 2 F 6.52 (select) 363.11 396.95 P 3 F 2.71 (,) 406.28 396.95 P 2 F 6.52 (sus) 414.99 396.95 P 3 F 2.71 ( or) 436.58 396.95 P 2 F 6.52 (rws) 458 396.95 P 3 F 2.71 (\051 to select) 479.59 396.95 P (individuals with a probability related to their \336tness in the current population.) 135.65 382.95 T 2 F (xovsp) 135.65 356.95 T 3 F (rs is a low-level crossover function normally called by) 171.63 356.95 T 2 F (recombin) 435.77 356.95 T 3 F (.) 493.34 356.95 T 1 16 Q (Algorithm) 117.65 328.29 T 3 12 Q (For single-point crossover see) 135.65 310.95 T 2 F (xovsp) 282.88 310.95 T 3 F (.) 318.86 310.95 T 3.35 (The) 135.65 290.95 P 0 F 3.35 (r) 160.65 290.95 P 3.35 (educed surr) 164.87 290.95 P 3.35 (ogate) 224.74 290.95 P 3 F 3.35 ( operator constrains crossover to always produce new) 251.39 290.95 P 0.99 (individuals wherever possible. This is implemented by restricting the location of) 135.65 276.95 P 1.41 (crossover points such that crossover points only occur where gene values dif) 135.65 262.95 P 1.41 (fer) 518.34 262.95 P ([1].) 135.65 248.95 T 2 F (xovsprs) 135.65 228.95 T 3 F ( calls) 186.02 228.95 T 2 F (xovmp) 214 228.95 T 3 F ( with the appropriate parameters.) 249.98 228.95 T 1 16 Q (See Also) 117.65 206.29 T 2 12 Q (xovsp) 135.65 188.95 T 3 F (,) 171.63 188.95 T 2 F (xovdp) 177.62 188.95 T 3 F (,) 213.6 188.95 T 2 F (xovdprs) 219.6 188.95 T 3 F (,) 269.97 188.95 T 2 F (xovsh) 275.97 188.95 T 3 F (,) 311.95 188.95 T 2 F (xovshrs) 317.95 188.95 T 3 F (,) 368.32 188.95 T 2 F (xovmp) 374.32 188.95 T 3 F (,) 410.3 188.95 T 2 F (recombin) 416.29 188.95 T 3 F (,) 473.86 188.95 T 2 F (select) 479.86 188.95 T 1 16 Q (Refer) 117.65 166.29 T (ence) 155.53 166.29 T 3 12 Q 1.31 ([1] L. Booker) 135.65 148.95 P 1.31 (, \322Improving search in genetic algorithms,\323 In) 203.4 148.95 P 0 F 1.31 (Genetic Algorithms) 436.73 148.95 P 5.64 (and Simulated Annealing) 135.65 134.95 P 3 F 5.64 (, L. Davis \050Ed.\051, pp. 61-73, Mor) 268.2 134.95 P 5.64 (gan Kaufmann) 455.06 134.95 P (Publishers, 198) 135.65 120.95 T 2 F (7.) 209.61 120.95 T FMENDPAGE %%EndPage: "52" 53 %%Trailer %%BoundingBox: 0 0 595.3 841.9 %%Pages: 52 1 %%DocumentFonts: Times-Italic %%+ Times-Bold %%+ Courier %%+ Times-Roman %%+ Symbol