// -*- mode: c++; c-indent-level: 4; c++-member-init-indent: 8; comment-column: 35; -*- //----------------------------------------------------------------------------- // moeoFastNonDominatedSortingFitnessAssignment.h // (c) OPAC Team (LIFL), Dolphin Project (INRIA), 2007 /* This library... Contact: paradiseo-help@lists.gforge.inria.fr, http://paradiseo.gforge.inria.fr */ //----------------------------------------------------------------------------- #ifndef MOEOFASTNONDOMINATEDSORTINGFITNESSASSIGNMENT_H_ #define MOEOFASTNONDOMINATEDSORTINGFITNESSASSIGNMENT_H_ #include #include #include #include /** * Fitness assignment sheme based on Pareto-dominance count proposed in: * N. Srinivas, K. Deb, "Multiobjective Optimization Using Nondominated Sorting in Genetic Algorithms", Evolutionary Computation vol. 2, no. 3, pp. 221-248 (1994) * and in: * K. Deb, A. Pratap, S. Agarwal, T. Meyarivan, "A Fast and Elitist Multi-Objective Genetic Algorithm: NSGA-II", IEEE Transactions on Evolutionary Computation, vol. 6, no. 2 (2002). * This strategy is, for instance, used in NSGA and NSGA-II. */ template < class MOEOT > class moeoFastNonDominatedSortingFitnessAssignment : public moeoParetoBasedFitnessAssignment < MOEOT > { public: /** the objective vector type of the solutions */ typedef typename MOEOT::ObjectiveVector ObjectiveVector; /** * Default ctor */ moeoFastNonDominatedSortingFitnessAssignment() : comparator(paretoComparator) {} /** * Ctor where you can choose your own way to compare objective vectors * @param _comparator the functor used to compare objective vectors */ moeoFastNonDominatedSortingFitnessAssignment(moeoObjectiveVectorComparator < ObjectiveVector > & _comparator) : comparator(_comparator) {} /** * Sets the fitness values for every solution contained in the population _pop * @param _pop the population */ void operator()(eoPop < MOEOT > & _pop) { // number of objectives for the problem under consideration unsigned nObjectives = MOEOT::ObjectiveVector::nObjectives(); if (nObjectives == 1) { // one objective oneObjective(_pop); } else if (nObjectives == 2) { // two objectives (the two objectives function is still to implement) mObjectives(_pop); } else if (nObjectives > 2) { // more than two objectives mObjectives(_pop); } else { // problem with the number of objectives throw std::runtime_error("Problem with the number of objectives in moeoNonDominatedSortingFitnessAssignment"); } // a higher fitness is better, so the values need to be inverted double max = _pop[0].fitness(); for (unsigned i=1 ; i<_pop.size() ; i++) { max = std::max(max, _pop[i].fitness()); } for (unsigned i=0 ; i<_pop.size() ; i++) { _pop[i].fitness(max - _pop[i].fitness()); } } /** * @warning NOT IMPLEMENTED, DO NOTHING ! * Updates the fitness values of the whole population _pop by taking the deletion of the objective vector _objVec into account. * @param _pop the population * @param _objVec the objective vector * @warning NOT IMPLEMENTED, DO NOTHING ! */ void updateByDeleting(eoPop < MOEOT > & _pop, ObjectiveVector & _objVec) { cout << "WARNING : updateByDeleting not implemented in moeoNonDominatedSortingFitnessAssignment" << endl; } private: /** Functor to compare two objective vectors */ moeoObjectiveVectorComparator < ObjectiveVector > & comparator; /** Functor to compare two objective vectors according to Pareto dominance relation */ moeoParetoObjectiveVectorComparator < ObjectiveVector > paretoComparator; /** * Sets the fitness values for mono-objective problems * @param _pop the population */ void oneObjective (eoPop < MOEOT > & _pop) { // Functor to compare two solutions on the first objective, then on the second, and so on moeoObjectiveComparator < MOEOT > objComparator; std::sort(_pop.begin(), _pop.end(), objComparator); for (unsigned i=0; i<_pop.size(); i++) { _pop[i].fitness(i+1); } } /** * Sets the fitness values for bi-objective problems with a complexity of O(n log n), where n stands for the population size * @param _pop the population */ void twoObjectives (eoPop < MOEOT > & _pop) { //... TO DO ! } /** * Sets the fitness values for problems with more than two objectives with a complexity of O(n² log n), where n stands for the population size * @param _pop the population */ void mObjectives (eoPop < MOEOT > & _pop) { // S[i] = indexes of the individuals dominated by _pop[i] std::vector < std::vector > S(_pop.size()); // n[i] = number of individuals that dominate the individual _pop[i] std::vector < unsigned > n(_pop.size(), 0); // fronts: F[i] = indexes of the individuals contained in the ith front std::vector < std::vector > F(_pop.size()+1); // used to store the number of the first front F[1].reserve(_pop.size()); for (unsigned p=0; p<_pop.size(); p++) { for (unsigned q=0; q<_pop.size(); q++) { // if p dominates q if ( comparator(_pop[p].objectiveVector(), _pop[q].objectiveVector()) ) { // add q to the set of solutions dominated by p S[p].push_back(q); } // if q dominates p else if ( comparator(_pop[q].objectiveVector(), _pop[p].objectiveVector()) ) { // increment the domination counter of p n[p]++; } } // if no individual dominates p if (n[p] == 0) { // p belongs to the first front _pop[p].fitness(1); F[1].push_back(p); } } // front counter unsigned counter=1; unsigned p,q; while (! F[counter].empty()) { // used to store the number of the next front F[counter+1].reserve(_pop.size()); for (unsigned i=0; i