Single and Multiobjective Genetic Algorithm Toolbox in C++
11 June 2007Sastry, K. (2007). IlliGAL Report No. 2007016. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana IL. [Documentation - PDF] [Documentation - PS] [Download source code].
Abstract:
This report provides documentation for the general purpose genetic algorithm toolbox. The toolbox provides different selection, recombination, mutation, niching, and constraint-handling operators. Problems with single and multiple objectives can be solved with the toolbox. Moreover, the toolbox is easily extensible and customizable for incorporating other operators and for solving user-defined search problems.
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One Response to “Single and Multiobjective Genetic Algorithm Toolbox in C++”
July 4th, 2008 at 2:43 pm
hi,
thank you very much for GA usefull and complete toolbox, can i have your help in interpreting the result and output of MOGA? how can i use result of MOGA and determine the optimal solution of a MOGA problem? I mean what is the criteria to determine the best solution in MOGA?