DOE OSTI · 1998422
Systems and methods for hierarchical multi-objective optimization
Abstract
A method for optimizing objective functions can include selecting an objective function based at least on a hierarchy, applying parameters to the objective function to generate an output, responsive to the output not satisfying a tolerance condition, assigning a penalty to the set of parameters and evaluating a convergence condition using the set of parameters and the penalty, responsive to the output satisfying the tolerance condition, evaluating an additional objective function using the parameters in an order corresponding to the hierarchy or evaluating the convergence condition responsive to the selected objective function being a final objective function, modifying the set of parameters using a genetic algorithm responsive to the set of parameters not satisfying the convergence condition, and outputting the set of parameters responsive to the set of parameters satisfying the convergence condition.
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Chan, Henry, Cherukara, Mathew J., Narayanan, Badri, Sankaranarayanan, Subramanian, Gray, Stephen K., Loeffler, Troy David. 2023-05-30. Systems and methods for hierarchical multi-objective optimization. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/1998422
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