The document discusses an evolving distribution objects (EDO) framework for solving hard optimization problems using heuristic optimization algorithms. It provides an overview of the author's work including applying estimation of distribution algorithms and simulated annealing within the EDO framework. It also discusses the theoretical underpinnings of estimation of distribution algorithms and simulated annealing, and how they were combined in the EDO framework using an object-oriented design based on inheritance in C++.
This document discusses the DynaLearn project, which aims to develop an interactive learning environment allowing learners to construct conceptual knowledge about systems individually or collaboratively. The project addresses declining interest in science education by focusing on conceptual understanding over surface knowledge. Learners will acquire knowledge through conceptual modeling using diagrams and virtual characters. Semantic technologies will provide individualized feedback and recommendations. The system will be evaluated based on how well it engages learners and improves their conceptual understanding and motivation in science curricula.
The document presents a new approach to segment execution traces into concepts using dynamic programming. It aims to overcome limitations of previous search-based approaches which were not scalable and produced different results each run. The new approach formulates trace segmentation as a dynamic programming problem, allowing it to reuse computed cohesion and coupling scores between segments for improved performance. An empirical study shows the dynamic programming approach significantly outperforms genetic algorithms in terms of time to produce segmentations and scalability.
Towards Scientific Collaboration in a Semantic WikiChristoph Lange
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The document outlines a framework for machine learning including: 1) the key components of a learning system including input, knowledge base, learner, and output; 2) different perspectives on machine learning such as optimization, concept formation, and pattern recognition; and 3) different approaches to inductive learning including decision trees, evolutionary algorithms, neural networks, and conceptual clustering. Examples are provided to illustrate different inductive learning systems and how they can generate rules from examples.
The document contains the results of a survey of 39 employees that assessed different aspects of working at ABC Company. Some key findings include:
- Nearly half of employees are proud to work for ABC Company but less than half are satisfied with senior leadership's vision.
- Over half of employees are considering leaving ABC Company. If they left, most would do so to pursue a promotion rather than for compensation or career reasons.
- While most aspects of working at ABC received average or above average ratings, employees gave below average ratings to perceptions of job security and workload manageability.
- If employees left, most would not stay in the same industry and instead pursue different types of work.
Are Social Networking more persuasive than Traditional Word of MouthKUMAR GAURAV
In the present scenario of 21st century when every thing is changing so fast traditional things are losing its importance. This research is conducted to investigate and compare the reliability of recommendation made through social networking and traditional word of mouth.
Hypothesis-
H1- WOM and social networking influence the customer
purchase decision.
H2- Social networking recommendation are more reliable
than traditional WOM.
Major findings are-
-Consumers awareness towards Social Networking and traditional WOM is high.
-Social Network Marketing is more reliable that traditional WOM.
Suggestions-
-Companies should try to promote positive word about their products through social networking and WOM because traditional advertising id losing its effectiveness and due to increased consumerism.
-Companies should to use social networking efficiently to increase their market share because it is not only cost effective but reliable too.
-Quality should be maintained because consumer believe that spreading positive WOM and social networking is difficult because they are not controlled by the marketers and its possible only when product quality is good.
This document discusses the DynaLearn project, which aims to develop an interactive learning environment allowing learners to construct conceptual knowledge about systems individually or collaboratively. The project addresses declining interest in science education by focusing on conceptual understanding over surface knowledge. Learners will acquire knowledge through conceptual modeling using diagrams and virtual characters. Semantic technologies will provide individualized feedback and recommendations. The system will be evaluated based on how well it engages learners and improves their conceptual understanding and motivation in science curricula.
The document presents a new approach to segment execution traces into concepts using dynamic programming. It aims to overcome limitations of previous search-based approaches which were not scalable and produced different results each run. The new approach formulates trace segmentation as a dynamic programming problem, allowing it to reuse computed cohesion and coupling scores between segments for improved performance. An empirical study shows the dynamic programming approach significantly outperforms genetic algorithms in terms of time to produce segmentations and scalability.
Towards Scientific Collaboration in a Semantic WikiChristoph Lange
This document discusses developing a semantic wiki for scientific collaboration called SWiM. It aims to bridge the gap between traditional wikis and the semantic web by incorporating formal knowledge representation and enabling enhanced services. The document outlines SWiM's use of semantic markup languages to represent scientific knowledge, extraction of an ontology from this representation, and potential services like learning assistance and dependency management that could be built on top. It concludes by discussing implementing and evaluating prototypes of these services in scientific and educational case studies.
The document outlines a framework for machine learning including: 1) the key components of a learning system including input, knowledge base, learner, and output; 2) different perspectives on machine learning such as optimization, concept formation, and pattern recognition; and 3) different approaches to inductive learning including decision trees, evolutionary algorithms, neural networks, and conceptual clustering. Examples are provided to illustrate different inductive learning systems and how they can generate rules from examples.
The document contains the results of a survey of 39 employees that assessed different aspects of working at ABC Company. Some key findings include:
- Nearly half of employees are proud to work for ABC Company but less than half are satisfied with senior leadership's vision.
- Over half of employees are considering leaving ABC Company. If they left, most would do so to pursue a promotion rather than for compensation or career reasons.
- While most aspects of working at ABC received average or above average ratings, employees gave below average ratings to perceptions of job security and workload manageability.
- If employees left, most would not stay in the same industry and instead pursue different types of work.
Are Social Networking more persuasive than Traditional Word of MouthKUMAR GAURAV
In the present scenario of 21st century when every thing is changing so fast traditional things are losing its importance. This research is conducted to investigate and compare the reliability of recommendation made through social networking and traditional word of mouth.
Hypothesis-
H1- WOM and social networking influence the customer
purchase decision.
H2- Social networking recommendation are more reliable
than traditional WOM.
Major findings are-
-Consumers awareness towards Social Networking and traditional WOM is high.
-Social Network Marketing is more reliable that traditional WOM.
Suggestions-
-Companies should try to promote positive word about their products through social networking and WOM because traditional advertising id losing its effectiveness and due to increased consumerism.
-Companies should to use social networking efficiently to increase their market share because it is not only cost effective but reliable too.
-Quality should be maintained because consumer believe that spreading positive WOM and social networking is difficult because they are not controlled by the marketers and its possible only when product quality is good.
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The document summarizes a case study of building a new website for Enmetric.com within 13 days from initial engagement to launch. It describes defining the project scope, designing wireframes and content plans in parallel, implementing the new Drupal site, and going live. Key takeaways include the benefits of parallel work, clear sign-offs, and design expectations, while further involvement from the full business team and more testing could have improved the process.
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Check us at : https://neo4emf.com
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2. It explains key concepts like genetic operators, single and multi-objective optimization, and defines terms like local/global maxima and minima.
3. The genetic algorithm process is outlined, beginning with an initial population that undergoes selection, crossover and mutation to produce a new generation and evolve toward an optimal solution.
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2) BDD implements an application by describing its behavior through features and scenarios written from the perspective of stakeholders. Stories, acceptance criteria, executable examples and other tools are used to define requirements and guide development.
3) BDD aims to produce software that provides tangible value to stakeholders by being delivered incrementally, being easy to deploy and manage, and by adapting quickly to feedback through frequent testing and deployment.
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Check us at : https://neo4emf.com
Fork us at : https://github.com/neo4emf/Neo4EMF
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2. It explains key concepts like genetic operators, single and multi-objective optimization, and defines terms like local/global maxima and minima.
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Integrating Sirius, Xtext and EMF Compare to Design Simulators of Complex Physical Phenomena
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This document provides information on the "Intelligent Systems" module, including its code, level, credit points, location, coordinator, content, aims, learning outcomes, teaching methods, and assessment. The module introduces students to intelligent techniques like fuzzy logic, neural networks, and genetic algorithms through both theoretical and practical lessons. Students will learn to design and implement intelligent systems using MATLAB software. Assessment includes coursework assignments and a final written exam.
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The document summarizes a research paper on spatially coherent latent topic modeling for concurrent object segmentation and classification from images. The proposed model represents images as a collection of regions, each associated with a latent topic. It incorporates spatial relationships between regions by encouraging neighboring regions to take on similar topics. The model is trained using variational message passing to maximize the log likelihood of image data. Experimental results show the model can segment objects even under occlusion and achieve good performance on supervised classification tasks using natural scene images.
1) Behaviour-driven development (BDD) is an agile methodology that focuses on delivering working, tested software through collaboration between developers, testers and stakeholders.
2) BDD implements an application by describing its behavior through features and scenarios written from the perspective of stakeholders. Stories, acceptance criteria, executable examples and other tools are used to define requirements and guide development.
3) BDD aims to produce software that provides tangible value to stakeholders by being delivered incrementally, being easy to deploy and manage, and by adapting quickly to feedback through frequent testing and deployment.
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Presentation of the Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
1. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
Evolving Distribution Objects Framework1
Caner Candan
caner@candan.fr
Thales Research & Technology
Palaiseau, France
September 5, 2011
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Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
2. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
Hard optimization problems heuristic optimizer
Aims to optimize hard optimization problems.
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
3. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
Hard optimization problems heuristic optimizer
Usually used in operations research and decision aids.
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
4. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
Hard optimization problems heuristic optimizer
More efficient than classical heuristic search.
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
5. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
Hard optimization problems heuristic optimizer
Generally based on a stochastic process.
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
6. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
Hard optimization problems heuristic optimizer
Aims to optimize hard optimization problems.
Usually used in operations research and decision aids.
More efficient than classical heuristic search.
Generally based on a stochastic process.
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
7. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
Hard optimization problems heuristic optimizer
Figure: Example of hard optimization problem. Source: J. Dr´o
e
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
8. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
Hard optimization problems heuristic optimizer
f(x) D
L
G
x
Figure: Hard optimization problem illustrating global optimum, local
optima and discountinuties. Source: J. Dr´o
e
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
9. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
Hard optimization problems heuristic optimizer
M
f(x) D
L
G
x
Figure: Hard optimization solved using metaheuristic algorithms. Source:
J. Dr´o
e
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
10. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
Hard optimization problems heuristic optimizer
P1 M1
M2
M3
P6 P2
P5 P3
P4
Figure: “No Free Lunch” theorem. Source: J. Dr´o
e
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
11. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
An overview of my work
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
12. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
An overview of my work
Black-Box
EDO framework
EDA-SA
Parallelization of EDA-SA
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
13. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
An overview of my work
Black-Box
EDO framework
EDA-SA→ paper submitted in a national congressa
Parallelization of EDA-SA
a ´
Roadef 2011, Saint-Etienne, France
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
14. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
An overview of my work
Temporal Planning
EO framework
Parallelization of EO
Scalability
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
15. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
An overview of my work
Temporal Planning
EO framework
Parallelization of EO→ paper submitted in an international
congressa
Scalability
a
GECCO ’11, Dublin, Ireland
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
16. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
An overview of my work
Experiments tool
Design of experiments
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
17. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
An overview of my work
Black-Box
EDO framework
EDA-SA
Parallelization of EDA-SA
Temporal Planning
EO framework
Parallelization of EO
Scalability
Experiments tool
Design of experiments
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
18. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
An overview of my work
Black-Box
EDO framework
EDA-SA
Parallelization of EDA-SA
Temporal Planning
EO framework
Parallelization of EO
Scalability
Experiments tool
Design of experiments
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
19. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Theoretical aspect
E.
I.
D.
Figure: Explicit, Implicit and Direct classes. Source: J. Dr´o
e
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
20. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Theoretical aspect
Metaheuristics
Population
Naturally inspired Evolutionary
algorithm
Implicit
Genetic algorithm
Particle swarm
Genetic optimization
programming
Evolution Ant colony optimization
Evolutionary strategy algorithms
programming
Explicit
No memory
Differential Estimation of distribution
evolution algorithm
Scatter search
Direct
Simulated
annealing
Local search
Tabu search
Iterated local search
GRASP
Stochastic local search
Trajectory Variable neighborhood search Guided local search
Dynamic objective function
Figure: Different classifications of metaheuristics. Source: J. Dr´o
e
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
21. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Theoretical aspect
Metaheuristics
Population
Naturally inspired Evolutionary
algorithm
Implicit
Genetic algorithm
Particle swarm
Genetic optimization
programming
Evolution Ant colony optimization
Evolutionary strategy algorithms
programming
Explicit
No memory
Differential Estimation of distribution
evolution algorithm
Scatter search
Direct
Simulated
annealing
Local search
Tabu search
Iterated local search
GRASP
Stochastic local search
Trajectory Variable neighborhood search Guided local search
Dynamic objective function
Figure: Different classifications of metaheuristics. Source: J. Dr´o
e
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
22. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Theoretical aspect
Metaheuristics
Population
Naturally inspired Evolutionary
algorithm
Implicit
Genetic algorithm
Particle swarm
Genetic optimization
programming
Evolution Ant colony optimization
Evolutionary strategy algorithms
programming
Explicit
No memory
Differential Estimation of distribution
evolution algorithm
Scatter search
Direct
Simulated
annealing
Local search
Tabu search
Iterated local search
GRASP
Stochastic local search
Trajectory Variable neighborhood search Guided local search
Dynamic objective function
Figure: Different classifications of metaheuristics. Source: J. Dr´o
e
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
23. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Estimation of Distribution Algorithm
f(x)
U
0
O
x
i0
i1
P
PS
PDe i2
PDu
Figure: Estimation of distribution algorithm. Source: J. Dr´o
e
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
24. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Estimation of Distribution Algorithm
i0
N
1
i1
P
PS
PDe i2
PDu
Figure: Estimation of distribution algorithm. Source: J. Dr´o
e
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
25. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Estimation of Distribution Algorithm
i0
2
i1
P
PS
PDe i2
PDu
Figure: Estimation of distribution algorithm. Source: J. Dr´o
e
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
26. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Estimation of Distribution Algorithm
i0
i1
3
P
PS
PDe i2
PDu
Figure: Estimation of distribution algorithm. Source: J. Dr´o
e
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
27. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Estimation of Distribution Algorithm
i0
i1
P
PS
4
PDe i2
PDu
Figure: Estimation of distribution algorithm. Source: J. Dr´o
e
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
28. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Estimation of Distribution Algorithm
f(x)
U
0
O
x
i0
N
1
2
i1
3
P
PS
4
PDe i2
PDu
Figure: Estimation of distribution algorithm. Source: J. Dr´o
e
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
29. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Simulated Annealing Algorithm
Figure: The temperature variation of the simulated annealing algorithm.
Source: E. Triki and Y. Collette
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
30. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Design of the EDO framework
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
31. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
The EDA-SA algorithm
f(x)
U
0
O
x
i0
N
1
2
+
i1
3
P
PS
4
PDe i2
PDu
(a) EDA (c) SA
Figure: Hybridization of the estimation of distribution (a) and simulated
annealing (c) algorithms. Source: J. Dr´o, E. Triki and Y. Collette
e
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
32. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Implementation of the EDA-SA algorithm
EDO is based on the C++ template-based EO framework2 .
EO provides a functor-based design.
The implementation of the EDA-SA algorithm done thanks
to EDO and MO.
Source available on SourceForge3 .
2
Evolving Objects
3
http://eodev.sf.net
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
33. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Implementation of the EDA-SA algorithm
Pseudo-code Definition
S0 = Uxmin ,xmax Uniform sampling
Inheritance
eoF< T >
eoRndGenerator< T >
eoUniformGenerator< T >
C++ code
eoRndGenerator<double>*
gen = new
eoUniformGenerator<double>
(-5, 5);
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
34. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Implementation of the EDA-SA algorithm
Pseudo-code Definition
S0 = Uxmin ,xmax Uniform sampling
Inheritance
eoUF< EOT &, void >
eoInit< EOT >
eoInitFixedLength< EOT >
C++ code
eoInitFixedLength<EOT>*
init = new
eoInitFixedLength<EOT>
(dimension size, *gen);
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
35. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Implementation of the EDA-SA algorithm
Pseudo-code Definition
S0 = Uxmin ,xmax Uniform sampling
Inheritance
eoPrintable
std::vector< EOT > eoObject eoPersistent
eoPop< EOT >
C++ code
eoPop<EOT>& pop =
do make pop(*init);
apply(eval, pop);
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
36. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Implementation of the EDA-SA algorithm
Pseudo-code Definition
External iteration
for i = 0 to g do
Inheritance
edoAlgo< D >
edoEDASA< D >
C++ code
edoAlgo<Distrib>* algo =
new
edoEDASA<Distrib>(...);
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
37. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Implementation of the EDA-SA algorithm
Pseudo-code Definition
Selection of the best points in
for i = 0 to g do the population
Si = sel (Si , ρ)
Inheritance
eoBF< const eoPop< EOT > &, eoPop< EOT > &, void >
eoSelect< EOT >
eoDetSelect< EOT >
C++ code
eoSelect<EOT>* selector =
new eoDetSelect<EOT>
(selection rate);
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
38. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Implementation of the EDA-SA algorithm
Pseudo-code Definition
Modifier of the distribution
for i = 0 to g do parameters
Si = Si − Si Inheritance
edoModifier< edoNormalMulti< EOT > >
edoModifierMass< edoNormalMulti< EOT > >
edoNormalMultiCenter< EOT >
C++ code
edoModifierMass<Distrib>*
modifier = new
edoNormalMultiCenter<EOT>
();
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
39. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Implementation of the EDA-SA algorithm
Pseudo-code Definition
Estimator of the distribution
for i = 0 to g do parameters: covariance matrix
Inheritance
T
Vi = Si · Si edoEstimator< edoNormalMulti< EOT > >
edoEstimatorNormalMulti< EOT >
C++ code
edoEstimator<Distrib>*
estimator = new
edoEstimatorNormalMulti
<EOT>();
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
40. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Implementation of the EDA-SA algorithm
Pseudo-code Definition
Estimator of the distribution
for i = 0 to g do parameters: mean
Inheritance
edoEstimator< edoNormalMulti< EOT > >
xo = arg min Si
edoEstimatorNormalMulti< EOT >
C++ code
edoEstimator<Distrib>*
estimator = new
edoEstimatorNormalMulti
<EOT>();
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
41. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Implementation of the EDA-SA algorithm
Pseudo-code Definition
Internal iteration
for i = 0 to g do
Inheritance
edoAlgo< D >
edoEDASA< D >
for j = 0 to p do
C++ code
edoAlgo<Distrib>* algo =
new
edoEDASA<Distrib>(...);
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
42. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Implementation of the EDA-SA algorithm
Pseudo-code Definition
Drawing in a multi-normal
for i = 0 to g do neighborhood
Inheritance
edoSampler< edoNormalMulti< EOT > >
for j = 0 to p do edoSamplerNormalMulti< EOT >
xj = Nxj ,Vi
C++ code
edoSampler<Distrib>*
sampler = new
edoSamplerNormalMulti<
EOT >(...);
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
43. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Implementation of the EDA-SA algorithm
Pseudo-code Definition
Metropolis algorithm threshold
for i = 0 to g do acceptance
Inheritance
edoAlgo< D >
for j = 0 to p do edoEDASA< D >
if f (xi ) < f (xj ) and C++ code
|f (xj )−f (xj )|
−1. edoAlgo<Distrib>* algo =
U0,1 < e Ti
then
new
edoEDASA<Distrib>(...);
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
44. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Implementation of the EDA-SA algorithm
Pseudo-code Definition
Metropolis algorithm threshold
for i = 0 to g do acceptance
Inheritance
edoAlgo< D >
for j = 0 to p do edoEDASA< D >
if f (xi ) < f (xj ) and C++ code
|f (xj )−f (xj )|
−1. edoAlgo<Distrib>* algo =
U0,1 < e Ti
then
Si+1 ← xj new
edoEDASA<Distrib>(...);
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
45. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Implementation of the EDA-SA algorithm
Pseudo-code Definition
Keeping current solution
for i = 0 to g do
Inheritance
edoAlgo< D >
edoEDASA< D >
for j = 0 to p do
C++ code
edoAlgo<Distrib>* algo =
new
edoEDASA<Distrib>(...);
xj+1 = xj
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
46. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Implementation of the EDA-SA algorithm
Pseudo-code Definition
Decrease of temperature
for i = 0 to g do
Inheritance
moCoolingSchedule< EOT >
moSimpleCoolingSchedule< EOT >
C++ code
moCoolingSchedule<EOT>*
cooling schedule = new
moSimpleCoolingSchedule
<EOT>(...);
Ti+1 = Ti .α
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
47. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
Implementation of the EDA-SA algorithm
Pseudo-code
S0 = Uxmin ,xmax
for i = 0 to g do
Si = sel (Si , ρ)
Si = Si − Si
T
Vi = Si · Si
xo = arg min Si
for j = 0 to p do
xj = Nxj ,Vi
if f (xi ) < f (xj ) and
|f (xj )−f (xj )|
−1.
U0,1 < e Ti
then
Si+1 ← xj
xj+1 = xj
Ti+1 = Ti .α
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
48. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
C++ code: parameters declaration
Algorithm 1 Declaration of the needed parameters for EDA-SA
algorithm
double initial_temperature = ...;
double selection_rate = ...;
unsigned long max_eval = ...;
unsigned int dimension_size = ...;
unsigned int popSize = ...;
double threshold_temperature = ...;
double alpha = ...;
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
49. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
C++ code: common operators instantiations
Algorithm 2 Instantiations of the common operators
eoDetSelect<EOT> selector(selection_rate);
edoEstimatorNormalMulti<EOT> estimator();
eoDetTournamentSelect<EOT> selectone(2);
edoNormalMultiCenter<EOT> modifier();
Rosenbrock<EOT> plainEval();
eoEvalFuncCounterBounder<EOT> eval(plainEval, max_eval);
eoUniformGenerator<double> gen(-5, 5);
eoInitFixedLength<EOT> init(dimension_size, gen);
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
50. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
C++ code: EDA-SA operators instantiations
Algorithm 3 Instantiations of the EDA and SA operators
eoPop<EOT>& pop = do_make_pop(init);
apply(eval, pop);
edoBounderRng< EOT > bounder(EOT(popSize, -5),
EOT(popSize, 5), gen);
edoSamplerNormalMulti< EOT > sampler(bounder);
moSimpleCoolingSchedule<EOT> cooling_schedule(...);
eoEPReplacement<EOT> replacor(pop.size());
edoEDASA<Distrib> algo(...);
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
51. General Idea
Overview Theoretical aspect
EDO framework Design
Conclusion
C++ code: running of the algorithm
Algorithm 4 Running of the algorithm
do_run(algo, pop);
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
52. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
Conclusion
Conclusion & Discussion
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
53. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
Conclusion
Conclusion & Discussion
Expected algorithm behaviour.
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
54. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
Conclusion
Conclusion & Discussion
Expected algorithm behaviour.
Performance to improve.
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
55. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
Conclusion
Conclusion & Discussion
Expected algorithm behaviour.
Performance to improve.
Easy-to-manipulate algorithm.
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
56. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
Conclusion
Conclusion & Discussion
Expected algorithm behaviour.
Performance to improve.
Easy-to-manipulate algorithm.
Perspective
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
57. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
Conclusion
Conclusion & Discussion
Expected algorithm behaviour.
Performance to improve.
Easy-to-manipulate algorithm.
Perspective
Integrate and test some other distributions (cf. Gaussian
mixture model)
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
58. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
Conclusion
Conclusion & Discussion
Expected algorithm behaviour.
Performance to improve.
Easy-to-manipulate algorithm.
Perspective
Integrate and test some other distributions (cf. Gaussian
mixture model)
Test some other selection operators.
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
59. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
Conclusion
Conclusion & Discussion
Expected algorithm behaviour.
Performance to improve.
Easy-to-manipulate algorithm.
Perspective
Integrate and test some other distributions (cf. Gaussian
mixture model)
Test some other selection operators.
Parallelization of the linear algebra operators.
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework
60. General Idea
Overview
EDO framework
Conclusion
Any questions ?
Thank you.
caner@candan.fr
Caner Candan caner@candan.fr MSc Thesis: Evolving Distribution Objects Framework