Evolving Dilation Functions for Parameter Estimation
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author = "Daniele M. Papetti and Vasco Coelho",
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booktitle = "2023 IEEE Conference on Computational Intelligence in
Bioinformatics and Computational Biology (CIBCB)",
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title = "Evolving Dilation Functions for Parameter Estimation",
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year = "2023",
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abstract = "Global optimisation problems are among the most
complex and widespread tasks in Computer Science. The
capability of finding the global optimum is often
hindered by many features-e.g., multi-modality,
noisiness and non-differentiability- of the fitness
landscape related to the problem. To overcome such
issues, Dilation Functions (DFs) can be used to perform
problem-dependent manipulations of the fitness
landscape to 'expand' promising regions and 'compress'
less promising regions. Since in many real-world
scenarios the knowledge of the problem characteristics
to handcraft tailored DFs is lacking, two automatic
approaches to evolve ad-hoc DFs have been proposed and
assessed on benchmark problems. One approach is a
two-layered method that leverages an Evolution
Strategies (ES) and a self-tuning variant of Particle
Swarm optimisation to evolve a DF. The other approach
uses Genetic Programming (GP) to evolve a set of
tailored DFs for each dimension of the search space. In
this work, we introduce Evolutionary LBDFs (EvLBDFs), a
novel approach based on ES to evolve Local Bubble
Dilation Functions, a family of DFs that locally dilate
hyper-spherical bounded regions of the search space.
Moreover, we compare these approaches to solve the
Parameter Estimation (PE) problems of two bio-chemical
systems. Our results highlight that all three
approaches evolved DFs that simplified the PE
landscapes. The GP-based approach outperformed the
other approaches on the PE problem with the higher
number of kinetic parameters to infer.",
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keywords = "genetic algorithms, genetic programming, Heating
systems, Parameter estimation, Evolution (biology),
Benchmark testing, Search problems, Kinetic theory,
Parameter Estimation, Dilation Functions, Evolutionary
Computation, Optimisation Problems, Local Bubble
Dilation Functions",
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DOI = "doi:10.1109/CIBCB56990.2023.10264902",
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month = aug,
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notes = "Also known as \cite{10264902}",
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Daniele M Papetti
Vasco Coelho
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