Non-Elitist Genetic Algorithm as a Local Search Method

07/12/2013
by   Anton Eremeev, et al.
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Sufficient conditions are found under which the iterated non-elitist genetic algorithm with tournament selection first visits a local optimum in polynomially bounded time on average. It is shown that these conditions are satisfied on a class of problems with guaranteed local optima (GLO) if appropriate parameters of the algorithm are chosen.

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