Appendix AUnconstrained Benchmark Functions

The problem is to minimize f(x) over all x. We use x* to represent the optimizing value of x, and f(x*) is the minimum value of f(x)

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Many of the benchmarks that we present in this section are from Yao et al. [YAO 99]. Detailed information about the unconstrained benchmarks and evaluation metrics for EA competitions at the 2005 IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation can be found in Suganthan et al. [SUG 05]. For the benchmarks presented here, their dimensionality can be varied so that performance can be explored as a function of the number of dimensions n.

F01 Sphere Function

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F02 Schwefel’s Problem 2.22

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F03 Schwefel’s Problem 1.2

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F04 Schwefel’s Problem 2.21

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F05 Generalized Rosenbrock’s Function

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F06 Step Function

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F07 Quartic Function

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F08 Generalized Schwefel’s Problem 2.26

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F09 Generalized ...

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