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Constraint Conditions #1

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optimizationf opened this issue May 28, 2023 · 1 comment
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Constraint Conditions #1

optimizationf opened this issue May 28, 2023 · 1 comment

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@optimizationf
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Hi,

How can we define constraint conditions? Do you think we can do this with the definition of the penalty coefficient?

By the way, thank you for share.

@tohid-yousefi
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First and foremost, I appreciate your valuable comment @optimizationf

Allow me to provide an overview of approaches for handling constraints, and you can easily find more comprehensive information on this topic through a simple Internet search. There are several methods available for dealing with constraints, which I will outline below:

  1. Constraint-Remove: Ensuring that the condition imposed by the constraint is satisfied.
  2. Solution-Repair: Making necessary modifications or repairs to the answer based on the constraint.
  3. Penalty-Function: Employing a penalty function that assigns penalties based on violations of the constraints criteria. This function can be additive or multiplicative, depending on the nature of your problem.
  4. Multi-objective optimization: Optimizing multiple objectives simultaneously, considering both the main objective and the constraint-related objectives.
  5. Multilayer or co-evolutionary optimization: Utilizing advanced optimization techniques that involve multiple layers or co-evolutionary algorithms to address constraint-related challenges.

For each of the mentioned approaches, I have projects available on my Github page. In the event that there isn't a project covering a specific case mentioned above, I plan to add it to my personal page in the near future.

I hope this explanation suffices for your needs.

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