DocumentCode
2728943
Title
D3G2A : a new dynamic distributed double guided genetic algorithm for ΣCSPs
Author
Bouamanta, S. ; Ghédira, Khaled
Author_Institution
Departement of Comput. Sci., Univ. of Tunis, Bouchoucha, Tunisia
Volume
2
fYear
2005
fDate
2-5 Sept. 2005
Firstpage
1298
Abstract
Inspired by the guided genetic algorithm (GGA) and by the dynamic distributed double guided genetic algorithm for Max_CSPs, D3G2A is a new multi-agent approach which addresses additive constraint satisfaction problems (ΣCSPs). This algorithm consists of agents dynamically created and cooperating in order to solve the problem. Each agent performs its own GA, guided by both the template concept and the min-conflict-heuristic. In one hand, genetic algorithms (GAs) efficiency provides good solution quality for additive CSPs and, in the other hand, multi-agent principles reduces GA temporal complexity. First, our approach is enhanced by a new parameter called guidance operator. The latter allows not only diversification but also an escaping from local optima. In the second step, the performed GAs no longer have the same cross-over and mutation probabilities. This is done on the basis of NEO-DARWINISM theory and the nature laws. In fact the new algorithm let the species agents able to count their GA parameters. In order to show D3G2A advantages, experimental comparison with GGA is provided.
Keywords
computational complexity; constraint theory; genetic algorithms; mathematical operators; multi-agent systems; ΣCSP; D3G2A algorithm; Max_CSP; NEO-DARWINISM theory; additive constraint satisfaction problem; cooperating agents; dynamic distributed double guided genetic algorithm; guidance operator; min-conflict-heuristic; multiagent approach; mutation probability; template concept; temporal complexity; Computer science; Costs; Design for experiments; Explosions; Genetic algorithms; Genetic mutations; Processor scheduling; Radio spectrum management; Resource management; Vehicle dynamics;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Evolutionary Computation, 2005. The 2005 IEEE Congress on
Print_ISBN
0-7803-9363-5
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/CEC.2005.1554840
Filename
1554840
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