Can someone explain me how to encode? i know how to convert decimal to binary, but here something different, i talking about generation of initial population at 6:13 and also tell me lecture no. for crossover and mutation. Thanks in advance
One question. In case we set the distance of boundary values to infinity while calculating crowding distance, won't we always end up chosing one of the values which has infinite crowding distance?
I was thinking exactly the same. Maybe we could ignore the the function in the case where the point is a boundary and multiply by 2 the other function. So we would be able to compare. But i'm not sure this procedure is correct.
That's the whole point in assigning it infinity. Those are the least crowded points, so should always be selected to achieve population diversification and avoid local optimization
*The best explanation and example about multi-objective genetic algorithm on UA-cam. Does anyone agree with me?*
Amazing!!! I Finally understood the crowding distance. Great explanation Professor. Thanks!!!
Me too
Great lecture , easy to understand the concept and application. Thanks!
Thanks profesor...any chance to have a similar lecture for NSGA III ?
Thank you. Clicked the first time for me
How did r & h value selected in mutation?? are they are random represented for off spring..??
great lecture!!i almost cry!!! thank you professor!!!!
Bhai initial population smjh aayi thi
Great Explanation. Thank You.
excellent lecture.... it helped me a lot
Can someone explain me how to encode?
i know how to convert decimal to binary, but here something different, i talking about generation of initial population at 6:13
and also tell me lecture no. for crossover and mutation.
Thanks in advance
I have the same question
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Thank you Professor. It was a great lecture.
Terimakasih banyak prof telah memberi pencerahan dalam pengerjaan tugas akhir saya!
Thanks , Can i get pdf of this lectuer?
One question. In case we set the distance of boundary values to infinity while calculating crowding distance, won't we always end up chosing one of the values which has infinite crowding distance?
I was thinking exactly the same. Maybe we could ignore the the function in the case where the point is a boundary and multiply by 2 the other function. So we would be able to compare. But i'm not sure this procedure is correct.
That's the whole point in assigning it infinity. Those are the least crowded points, so should always be selected to achieve population diversification and avoid local optimization
Thanks for this lecture, helped a lot for my project.
Where is the m-10 and m-11 coming from?
Thanks a lot sir. Very helpful
Thank you for this video sir , but this video is available in NPTEL list ?? I need more video on cross over probability and mutation probability..?
Thanks profesor.
How to calculate decimal value of r and h from a binary no. Plz explain
Have you got any answer?
I am also confused abt that
Thank you!
u saved me
Thanks, sir!
thank you sir you really helped a lot
Thanks ..sir
thank you sir , that‘s good