کد مقاله | کد نشریه | سال انتشار | مقاله انگلیسی | نسخه تمام متن |
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569035 | 1452273 | 2016 | 21 صفحه PDF | دانلود رایگان |
• The novel Surrogate-Enhanced Evolutionary Annealing Simplex algorithm (SEEAS) is proposed.
• Surrogate model is used as global search routine and for identifying promising transitions within simplex-based operators.
• SEEAS outperforms alternative methods in 6 test functions, in 15 & 30 dimensions and for 500 & 1000 function evaluations.
• SEEAS handles typical peculiarities of water optimization in hydrological calibration and multi-reservoir management.
In water resources optimization problems, the objective function usually presumes to first run a simulation model and then evaluate its outputs. However, long simulation times may pose significant barriers to the procedure. Often, to obtain a solution within a reasonable time, the user has to substantially restrict the allowable number of function evaluations, thus terminating the search much earlier than required. A promising strategy to address these shortcomings is the use of surrogate modeling techniques. Here we introduce the Surrogate-Enhanced Evolutionary Annealing-Simplex (SEEAS) algorithm that couples the strengths of surrogate modeling with the effectiveness and efficiency of the evolutionary annealing-simplex method. SEEAS combines three different optimization approaches (evolutionary search, simulated annealing, downhill simplex). Its performance is benchmarked against other surrogate-assisted algorithms in several test functions and two water resources applications (model calibration, reservoir management). Results reveal the significant potential of using SEEAS in challenging optimization problems on a budget.
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Journal: Environmental Modelling & Software - Volume 77, March 2016, Pages 122–142