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1 ITNPD8/CSCU9YO Multiobjective Optimisation An Overview Nadarajen Veerapen University of Stirling
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3 Why? Classic optimisation: 1 objective Example: Minimise cost Reality is often more complex Example: Location and dispatching decision for emergency vehicles Minimise average response time Minimise cost Minimise unfairness Objectives are usually in conflict with each other. We need to find a compromise, a trade-off.
4 Panorama Operations Research... Multi Criteria Decision Analysis/Making (MCDA/MCDM) Preference Elicitation Solving Methods Mathematical Programming Interactive Programming Goal Programming Metaheuristics... Visualisation...
5 General Formulation Minimise z = f x = f 1 x, f 2 x, f 3 x,, f k x x X subject to constraints x = x 1 x n This generalises the single objective formulation to the minimisation of a vector in the objective space. How do we define the relationship between vectors? How is one vector than another?
6 Decision Space and Objective Space X is the decision space, the space containing the solutions Z is the objective space, the space containing the evaluation of the solutions
7 Dominance Relations How is one solution evaluation better than another? Here we are minimising in both dimensions.
8 Dominance Relations (cont.) a dominates b, a b, if a is strictly better than b in at least one objective and worse in none. a weakly dominates b, a b, if a dominates b or is equal to b. a strongly dominates b, a b, if a is strictly better than b in all objectives. a and b are incomparable, a b, if neither a nor b dominate the other and they are not equal. a b is generally used when referring to minimisation and a b when referring to maximisation.
9 Pareto Front The Pareto Front Z is the set of non-dominated points in Z. Z = z z Z, z Z, z z} Named after Vilfredo Pareto ( ), an Italian economist who used the concept in his work on economic efficiency.
10 Pareto Front (cont.) The Pareto Front, Z, is the set of nondominated points in Z. Z = z z Z, z Z, z z} The Pareto Optimal Set, X, is the set of solutions that corresponds to the nondominated points. X = x x X, z = f x Z } A Pareto Front Approximation, Z approx, is a set of mutually non-dominated points in Z Z. Z approx = z z Z Z, z Z, z z}
11 Pareto Front (cont.)
12 Comparing Approximate Pareto Fronts Unary Indicators Measure some characteristic of each front and compare the result of each measurement. For example, with two fronts A and B, compute some indicator I, so that we have I(A) and I(B). While we may have I(A) is better than I(B), this does not mean A is better than B! Nevertheless can be useful, especially when several indicators are used, to compare fronts.
13 Comparing Approximate Pareto Fronts Binary Indicators Directly compare two fronts. For example, with two fronts A and B, we may have an indicator I that computes I(A,B). Dominance relations between the two sets of points are measured. Properly designed binary indicators can actually show that A is better than B. Drawback: When comparing several fronts, all the pairwise comparisons need to be computed.
14 Comparing Approximate Pareto Fronts Some references: Okabe, Tatsuya, Yaochu Jin, and Bernhard Sendhoff. A Critical Survey of Performance Indices for Multi- Objective Optimisation. In The 2003 Congress on Evolutionary Computation, CEC 03., Canberra, Australia, doi: /cec Zitzler, E., L. Thiele, M. Laumanns, C.M. Fonseca, and V.G. da Fonseca. Performance Assessment of Multiobjective Optimizers: An Analysis and Review. IEEE Transactions on Evolutionary Computation 7, no. 2 (April 2003): doi: /tevc
15 Characteristics for Evaluating Fronts 0. Number of Solutions (Cardinality) Seems trivial but important nonetheless.
16 Characteristics for Evaluating Fronts 1. Spread The range of the approximate front should be as wide as possible for each objective.
17 Characteristics for Evaluating Fronts 3. Distance from Reference Front The approximate front should be as close as possible to the reference front. The reference front can be the exact front if known. Otherwise it is a combination of the non-dominated points of several approximate fronts.
18 Hypervolume The hypervolume of a set of non-dominated points is the area (in 2 dimensions) volume (in 3 dimensions) hypervolume (in n>3 dimensions) of the objective space dominated by the set and bounded by a reference point (often the nadir).
19 Solving A Priori Preference Articulation Knowledge of exactly how important the different objectives are to the decision maker. Lexicographic Approach: there is a strict order of preference between objectives. f1 is more important than f2 which in turn is more important than f3, etc. Solution: solve for the most important objective and only solve for the following objectives to break ties. Scalarisation: transform the different objectives into one objective. A common example is the weighted sum. k f w x = w i f i (x) i=1
20 Weighted Sum Some considerations: Weighted sum can only find points on the convex hull of the front. These points are called supported points.
21 Weighted Sum Some considerations: A weighted sum can only find points on the convex hull of the front. These points are called supported points. If the ranges of the objectives are considerably different, they usually need to be normalised. The objectives may be measured in different units. For example, does it make sense to sum cost and time?
22 Solving A Posteriori Preference Articulation There is no knowledge of the decision maker's preferences. Therefore the Pareto Front, or its approximation, is generated. The decision maker may make a decision based on the different tradeoffs.
23 Approximating the Pareto Front Find a good approximation of the Pareto Front in case where the true Pareto Front cannot be found or is too costly to compute. Types of algorithms: Multiple scalarisations Genetic algorithms Local search Combinations of these
24 Multiple Scalarisations To leverage a single objective algorithm Usually when the Pareto Front is convex To find initial solutions for some other multiobjective algorithm
25 Multiple Scalarisations Input: A set of weights, W Output: A set of non-dominated solutions // initialise the set of non-dominated solutions S = [] for each w in W: // call a single objective solver s = solvescalarisation(w) S = filter(s, s) return S
26 NSGA-II Non-dominated Sorting Genetic Algorithm. The fitness of the solutions is based on their depth or rank. The crowding distance is used to break ties in tournament selection. As in single objective optimisation, GAs/EAs are very general and can be applied to most problems.
27 NSGA-II Input: Number of solutions, n Output: A set of non-dominated solutions P = random population of size n calculate depth of each solution in P calculate the crowding distance of each solution in P while stopping criterion not met: P = generatenewpop(p) evaluate(p) calculate depth of each solution in P calculate the crowding distance of each solution in P sort P by depth, then crowding distance P = Resize(P,n) return P
28 Pareto Local Search Explore the search space one solution at a time. Starting with one or more solutions, explore their neighbourhoods and keep the points that are not weakly dominated. Repeat until all reachable solutions have been examined. Dependent on good initial solutions Disjoint fronts may be difficult
29 Pareto Local Search Input: An initial set of solutions, P0 Output: A set of non-dominated solutions S = P0 // initialise S and a running population P P = P0 while P!= []: // generate all neighbours q of each p in P for all p in P: deleted = false for all q in neighbourhood(p): if!weaklydominates(z(p), z(q)): S = filter(s, q) if q in S: P = filter(p, q) if dominates(z(q), z(p)): deleted = true // remove p from P if p has not already been removed if!deleted: P.remove(p) return S
30 Archiving Usually used to keep the best solutions (nondominated solutions). An archive is useful when: The population of an EA needs to be kept relatively small but we may want to keep more non-dominated solutions than the population size. The number of non-dominated solutions is greater than needed (or even infinite) and we want to limit the size of the approximated Pareto front. When an archive's size is bounded, some mechanisms maybe required to determine which new solutions to accept when the archive is full. For instance, by relying on some indicator.
31 Visualising Many Objectives Two objectives are easy enough With three objectives, there is usually the slight problem of viewing a 3D space on a 2D plane (paper, screen). Can be viewed with an interactive plot on screen. What about four or more objectives?
32 Parallel Coordinates
33 Radar/Spider Charts
34 Recap Multiobjective approach is closer to real-world problem Pareto dominance Comparing fronts is not trivial A priori / a posteriori preference articulation Heuristic multiobjective algorithms and archiving Visualisation
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