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Evolutionary multi-objective optimization platform
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Using a predefined population #121

Open EliranFarhi opened 1 year ago

EliranFarhi commented 1 year ago

Is there a way of using a predefined population instead of creating a new population each time? For example, I want to run the optimization process for 300 function evolutions, and then for another 300, but continue from the last revealed population.

DestinyMy commented 1 year ago

You can load the last population at the beginning of the code of an algorithm, instead of generating a random population using Problem.Initialization()

EliranFarhi commented 1 year ago

Thank you, I wonder how should I do it: Can I insert a function name in a command line in which all of her role is to upload an existing population?

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You can load the last population at the beginning of the code of an algorithm, instead of generating a random population using Problem.Initialization()

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DestinyMy commented 1 year ago

Hello, you can view the manual for more details.