cs-optimization-binary-solutions 1.0.1

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cs-optimization-binary-solutions

Local search optimization for binary-coded solutions implemented in C#

Features

The following meta-heuristic algorithms are provided for binary optimization (Optimization in which the solutions are binary-coded):

  • Genetic Algorithm
  • Memetic Algorithm
  • GRASP
  • Multi-start Hill Climbing
  • Tabu Search
  • Variable Neighbhorhood Search
  • Iterated Local Search
  • Random Search

Usage

The code below shows how to use Genetic Algorithm to solve an optimization problem that looks for the binary-coded solution with minimum number of 1 bits:

int popSize = 100;
int dimension = 1000; // solution has 1000 bits
GeneticAlgorithm method = new GeneticAlgorithm(popSize, dimension);
method.MaxIterations = 500;

method.SolutionUpdated += (best_solution, step) =>
{
	Console.WriteLine("Step {0}: Fitness = {1}", step, best_solution.Cost);
};

BinarySolution finalSolution = method.Minimize((solution, constraints) =>
{
	int num1Bits = 0;
	for(int i=0; i < solution.Length; ++i)
	{
		num1Bits += solution[i];
	}
	return num1Bits; // try to minimize the number of 1 bits in the solution
});
Console.WriteLine("final solution: {0}", finalSolution);

The code below shows how to use Memetic Algorithm to solve an optimization problem that looks for the binary-coded solution with minimum number of 1 bits:

int popSize = 100;
int dimension = 1000; // solution has 1000 bits
MemeticAlgorithm method = new MemeticAlgorithm(popSize, dimension);
method.MaxIterations = 10;
method.MaxLocalSearchIterations = 1000;

method.SolutionUpdated += (best_solution, step) =>
{
	Console.WriteLine("Step {0}: Fitness = {1}", step, best_solution.Cost);
};

BinarySolution finalSolution = method.Minimize((solution, constraints) =>
{
	int num1Bits = 0;
	for(int i=0; i < solution.Length; ++i)
	{
		num1Bits += solution[i];
	}
	return num1Bits; // try to minimize the number of 1 bits in the solution
});
Console.WriteLine("final solution: {0}", finalSolution);

The code below shows how to use Stochastic Hill Climber to solve an optimization problem that looks for the binary-coded solution with minimum number of 1 bits:

int dimension = 1000; // solution has 1000 bits
StochasticHillClimber method = new StochasticHillClimber(dimension);
method.MaxIterations = 100;

method.SolutionUpdated += (best_solution, step) =>
{
	Console.WriteLine("Step {0}: Fitness = {1}", step, best_solution.Cost);
};

BinarySolution finalSolution = method.Minimize((solution, constraints) =>
{
	int num1Bits = 0;
	for(int i=0; i < solution.Length; ++i)
	{
		num1Bits += solution[i];
	}
	return num1Bits; // try to minimize the number of 1 bits in the solution
});
Console.WriteLine("final solution: {0}", finalSolution);

The code below shows how to use Iterated Local Search to solve an optimization problem that looks for the binary-coded solution with minimum number of 1 bits:

int dimension = 1000; // solution has 1000 bits
IteratedLocalSearch method = new IteratedLocalSearch(dimension);
method.MaxIterations = 1000;

method.SolutionUpdated += (best_solution, step) =>
{
	Console.WriteLine("Step {0}: Fitness = {1}", step, best_solution.Cost);
};

BinarySolution finalSolution = method.Minimize((solution, constraints) =>
{
	int num1Bits = 0;
	for(int i=0; i < solution.Length; ++i)
	{
		num1Bits += solution[i];
	}
	return num1Bits; // try to minimize the number of 1 bits in the solution
});
Console.WriteLine("final solution: {0}", finalSolution);
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Numerical Optimization Package in which solutions are binary-coded. Based on .NET 4.5.2