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研究生： 陳麒安
CHEN, Chi-An
論文名稱： 適應性差分演化演算法之軟體框架設計
ADEF: A Software Framework for Adaptive Differential Evolution
指導教授： 蔣宗哲
Chiang, Tsung-Che
學位類別： 碩士
Master
系所名稱： 資訊工程學系
Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering
論文出版年： 2015
畢業學年度： 103
語文別： 中文
論文頁數： 54
中文關鍵詞： 差分演化演算法 、適應性參數控制 、軟體框架
DOI URL： https://doi.org/10.6345/NTNU202205263
論文種類： 學術論文
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    • 差分演化演算法在解連續型實係數的問題上，有不錯的能力，各式各樣的突變策略以及不同的參數值 F 與 CR，會改變差分演化演算法的效能。
    參數有多種產生的方法，可能是固定的，也可能是動態的，並且希望透過一個軟體方便地控制它們，但是，目前並沒有一個軟體能讓想要研究它們的使用者操作，因此，本論文開發出支援多種參數控制的軟體框架，並且探討實作適應性差分演化演算法之軟體框架需要考慮的設計議題以及其解決辦法。
    本論文提出的軟體框架支援數種適應性差分演化演算法，能夠自由修改參數、彈性更換參數控制機制，以及自動分析實驗結果，可以大幅減少使用者撰寫程式的時間，增進研究效率。

    附圖目錄 vi 附表目錄 vii 1 緒論 1 1.1 研究主題與動機..............................1 1.2 研究背景..................................2 1.2.1 差分演化演算法..........................2 1.2.2 啟發式演算法的軟體框架....................3 1.3 貢獻.....................................4 1.4 本文架構..................................5 2 文獻探討 6 2.1 參數調整機制...............................6 2.2 適應性差分演化演算法..........................7 2.3 多用途的軟體框架.............................13 3 適應性差分演化演算法之軟體框架設計 17 3.1 設計理念..................................17 3.2 架構設計..................................19 3.2.1 UML說明.............................19 3.2.2 主架構設計............................19 3.2.3 原型類別..............................20 3.2.4 演化流程..............................22 3.3 參數控制架構...............................23 3.3.1 ControlMechanism........................23 3.3.2 ControlFunction.........................28 3.4 實作細節..................................29 3.4.1 ControlFunction類別......................29 3.4.2 ControlMechanism類別.....................32 4 實驗 35 4.1 實作範例..................................35 4.1.1 SaDE................................35 4.1.2 NSDE................................38 4.2 參數設定..................................39 4.3 實驗結果..................................40 4.4 彈性更換參數控制機制..........................45 4.4.1 SaNSDE..............................45 4.4.2 新實驗...............................45 5 結論與未來展望 50 參考文獻 51

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