A Hybrid Optimization Strategy with Low Resource Usage for Large Scale Multiobjective Problems
Wellington Rodrigo Monteiro, Gilberto Reynoso-Meza Pontifical Catholic University of Paraná, R. Imaculada Conceição, 1155, Curitiba & Paraná, Brazil
Abstract: The use of multi-objective approaches to solve problems in industry grew in the last years. Nevertheless, these strategies are still unused in many fields where their performance is suboptimal or when they are too complex to be implemented or even are simply unknown. One example is in the poultry industry with its particularly complex chain. In this paper, we will discuss a hybrid multi-objective approach with low computational resource usage intended for this scenario as well as other similar ones.
Keywords: Multi-objective, Optimization, Many Variables, Low Resource Usage A Hybrid Optimization Strategy with Low Resource Usage for Large Scale Multiobjective Problems
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