Interactive multiobjective optimization from a learning perspective

V. Belton, J. Branke, P. Eskelinen, S. Greco, J. Molina, F. Ruiz, R. Slowinski, J. Branke (Editor), K. Deb (Editor), K. Mittinen (Editor), R. Slowinski (Editor)

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Abstract

Learning is inherently connected with Interactive Multiobjective Optimization (IMO), therefore, a systematic analysis of IMO from the learning perspective is worthwhile. After an introduction to the nature and the interest of learning within IMO, we consider two complementary aspects of learning: individual learning, i.e., what the decision maker can learn, and model or machine learning, i.e., what the formal model can learn in the course of an IMO procedure. Finally, we discuss how one might investigate learning experimentally, in order to understand how to better support decision makers. Experiments involving a human decision maker or a virtual decision maker are considered.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationMultiobjective Optimization Interactive and Evolutionary Approaches
Pages405-433
Number of pages28
Volume5252
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2008

Publication series

NameLecture Notes in Computer Science
PublisherTheoretical Computer Science and General

Keywords

  • interactive multiobjective optimization
  • learning perspective

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