Hybrid evolutionary algorithm control system based on a model of mixing expert opinions
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The control system for hybrid evolutionary algorithm based on mixture of experts’ model is proposed in the article. Basic element of proposed system is two-level model for classification of optimization problems. The model lets to extract maximum of information about the problem, classify it and direct the algorithm via the optimal path
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