Epsilon is a variable in ePAL that can be used to determine how close the points are to the actual Pareto Frontier. This variable is used to balance between quality of the solutions and the number of evaluations. For example, in wc-sol-3d-c4 - ePAL-0.01 has lower scores in Generational distance but higher evaluations where as ePAL-0.3 has higher scores in Generational Distance but lower evaluations.
MMRE-Prog
This is Guo's method, where we build an accurate model (based on threshold mmre scores) for each objective. Once the model is built, it is used to predict the dependent values (performance scores). A non-domination sort of these points (based on predicted values) yield the predicted pareto frontier.
Rank-Prog
This is based on our FSE submission, where the model is based on rank-difference for each objective. Once the model is built, it is used to predict the dependent values (performance scores). A non-domination sort of these points (based on predicted values) yield the predicted pareto frontier.
AL1
In this method,
Initial points are selected randomly (20 in our case)
Build a model for each objective
Model built in step 2, is used to predict the non-dominated points.
10 samples (selected randomly) is then evaluated and moved to the training set
Repeat step 2-4 till stopping criterion is reached
Stopping criterion used in this case is: no new non dominated point is found. (lives = 3)
AL2 (preferred method)
In this method,
Initial points are selected randomly (20 in our case)
Build a model for each objective
Model built in step 2, is used to predict the non-dominated points.
cdom is used to score each point based on how many points (from step 3) it dominates.
The point which dominates most number of points is added to the training set. There are cases where the domination scores of all the elements are equal. In such cases a random point is added.
Repeat step 2-4 till stopping criterion is reached
Stopping criterion used in this case is : no new point is added to the existing non-dominated solution. (lives = 10)
ePAL
Epsilon is a variable in ePAL that can be used to determine how close the points are to the actual Pareto Frontier. This variable is used to balance between quality of the solutions and the number of evaluations. For example, in wc-sol-3d-c4 - ePAL-0.01 has lower scores in Generational distance but higher evaluations where as ePAL-0.3 has higher scores in Generational Distance but lower evaluations.
MMRE-Prog
This is Guo's method, where we build an accurate model (based on threshold mmre scores) for each objective. Once the model is built, it is used to predict the dependent values (performance scores). A non-domination sort of these points (based on predicted values) yield the predicted pareto frontier.
Rank-Prog
This is based on our FSE submission, where the model is based on rank-difference for each objective. Once the model is built, it is used to predict the dependent values (performance scores). A non-domination sort of these points (based on predicted values) yield the predicted pareto frontier.
AL1
In this method,
Stopping criterion used in this case is: no new non dominated point is found. (lives = 3)
AL2 (preferred method)
In this method,
Stopping criterion used in this case is : no new point is added to the existing non-dominated solution. (lives = 10)