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    • Optimization
    • Evolutionary Computation
    • Applied Mathematics

    Background:

    • Highly constrained multiobjective optimization problems (HCMOPs) present significant challenges due to complex constraints and small feasible regions.
    • Existing constraint-handling techniques struggle to efficiently locate feasible solutions and avoid premature convergence in disconnected feasible regions.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To propose a novel evolutionary algorithm, CRS-DE, specifically designed to overcome the difficulties associated with solving HCMOPs.
    • To enhance the search process for feasible solutions and ensure the discovery of the complete Pareto front.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed CRS-DE, an evolutionary algorithm incorporating a constraint relaxation strategy based on differential evolution.
    • Implemented a subpopulation approach, dividing infeasible solutions into 'semifeasible' (SF) and 'infeasible' (IF) groups with distinct reproduction and selection strategies.
    • Introduced a mobility restriction mechanism to maintain population diversity and prevent premature convergence.

    Main Results:

    • CRS-DE demonstrated effectiveness in locating feasible solutions and converging towards the Pareto front.
    • The algorithm showed superior performance in exploring diverse regions and avoiding convergence to suboptimal subregions.
    • Experiments on benchmark problems and a real-world CMOP confirmed the competitiveness of CRS-DE.

    Conclusions:

    • CRS-DE offers an effective and reliable approach for tackling HCMOPs.
    • The proposed constraint relaxation and subpopulation management strategies facilitate the discovery of well-distributed optimal solutions.
    • This method provides a valuable advancement for solving complex real-world optimization problems.