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    • Evolutionary computation
    • Algorithm design

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    • Multi-objective optimization problems (MOPs) present challenges in finding a set of optimal trade-off solutions.
    • Existing algorithms often struggle with dynamic environments and efficient exploration-exploitation balance.
    • Archive-based methods are crucial for managing nondominated solutions in MOPs.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce a novel archive-based steady-state micro genetic algorithm (ASMiGA) for multiobjective optimization.
    • To enhance algorithm performance through adaptive archive maintenance and improved selection strategies.
    • To rigorously evaluate ASMiGA against established multiobjective optimization algorithms.

    Main Methods:

    • Development of ASMiGA featuring a dynamic, adaptive archive maintenance strategy.
    • Introduction of new environmental and mating selection strategies to balance exploration and exploitation.
    • Implementation of a new DE-3 crossover strategy.
    • Comparative analysis using Hypervolume (HV), Generational Distance (GD), Inverse Generational Distance (IGD), and a proposed metric (GS) on 33 test problems, including seven constrained problems.

    Main Results:

    • ASMiGA incorporates an adaptive archive maintenance strategy, dynamically adjusting archive size based on nondominated solutions.
    • Novel environmental and mating selection strategies were proposed to reduce exploration in low-probability objective spaces and enhance exploitation in promising regions.
    • The DE-3 crossover strategy was introduced as part of the ASMiGA framework.
    • ASMiGA demonstrated superior performance compared to five well-known multiobjective optimization algorithms (SPEA2, NSGA-II, archive-based hybrid scatter search, decomposition-based evolutionary approach, and a baseline archive-based micro genetic algorithm) across 33 test problems.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed ASMiGA algorithm, with its adaptive archive and enhanced selection mechanisms, offers significant improvements in multiobjective optimization.
    • ASMiGA effectively balances exploration and exploitation, leading to better convergence and diversity of solutions.
    • The algorithm's superior performance across a diverse set of test problems validates its efficacy and potential for complex optimization tasks.