Representative Solutions for Multi-Objective Constraint Optimization Problems
Schwind, Nicolas (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology) | Okimoto, Tenda (Kobe University) | Clement, Maxime (The Graduate University for Advanced Studies) | Inoue, Katsumi (National Institute of Informatics and The Graduate University for Advanced Studies)
Solving a multi-objective constraint optimization problem (MO-COP) typically consists in computing all Pareto optimal solutions, which are exponentially many in the general case. This causes two problems: time complexity and lack of decisiveness. We present an approach which, given a number k of desired solutions, selects k Pareto optimal solutions that are representative of the Pareto front. We analyze the computational complexity of the underlying computational problem and provide exact and approximation procedures.
Apr-19-2016
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