algorithmic modeling for Rhino
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Hello,
I have simulated my design with wallacei and have got some questions when I analyse.
Question 1
How do I know the monster of which individual and generational number is?
I would know specific # of individual and generation of this monster, so that I can fix this monster.
Question 2
In the parallel coordination plot, I have got two divided colors. Please see the attached files. Does this mean that my phenotype are divided by two groups-the one is fitted, and the other is not fitted to objectives?
Question 3
I have 4 Objectives. But objective #4 is located outside of the pareto front graph. (x axis is Obj. #1, y is #2, and z is #3.) When I analyze this graph, how can I know where the Pareto-front of individuals of objective #4 is located?
Question 4
Does this “repeated fitness values” mean that the certain repetitions happened per each generation”? Otherwise, the repetition happened for total generations?
Question 5
Does it mean that the more repetition of a certain fitness objective mean the more important that fitness objective to optimize overall fitness criteria?
For example, if fitness objective 1 repetition # is 238 and fitness objective 2 repetition # is 15, does this mean that fitness objective 1 is more important to optimize overall fitness values?
Please see the attached pdf / jpeg files in detail.
Thanks in advance.
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Hi Mary,
Most of the questions you asked here are addressed in our video tutorials on our YouTube channel and the primer. But in any case, I will respond to your questions briefly one by one.
Best,
Milad
Cheers, Milad!!! Your answer helps a lot!
I read the primer. However, I could not find the explanation about "mutation probability". In the Wallacei default setup, it is "1/n". What does "n" mean? Does it mean the number of genes to be used for the evolutionary process?
If so, how can I count it? For example, if I have 4 genes, and if each gene has the range from integer 1 to 4, then total gene number is 4 x 4 = 16? Then, does 1/n means 1/16 that indicates "mutation probability?
I know I can change 1/n number by un-checking it but I would clarify what n means.
Thanks in advance.
Mutation Probability (0.0 to 1.0) - The percentage of mutations taking place in the generation (Deb et. al. recommends the mutation probability to be 1/n, where ‘n’ is the number of variables (sliders) in the design problem. As such, the default value is 1/n).
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