GASETOBJ Call - Experimental
sets the objective function for a genetic algorithm optimization
- CALL GASETOBJ( id, type <, parm > );
The inputs to the GASETOBJ call are as follows:
- id
- is the identifier for the genetic algorithm optimization
problem, which was returned by the GASETUP function.
- type
- specifies the type of objective function to be used.
- parm
- is a matrix whose interpretation depends on the value of
type, as described in the following list.
IML enables the specification of a user-written module to be used to compute
the value of the objective function to be optimized, or a standard preset function
can be specified. This is specified with the
type and
parm parameters.
- type=0
- specifies that a user-written function module is to be
minimized. The name of the module is supplied in the parm parameter. The specified
module should take a single parameter representing a given solution, and
return a scalar numeric value for the objective function.
- type=1
- specifies that a user-written function module be maximized.
The name of the module is supplied in the parm parameter. The specified
module should take a single parameter representing a given solution, and
return a scalar numeric value for the objective function.
- type=2
- specifies an objective function from the traveling
salesman problem, which is minimized. This option is valid only if
sequence encoding is specified
in the corresponding GASETUP function call, and the
solution vector is to be interpreted as a circular route, with each element
representing a location. The parm parameter should be a square cost matrix,
such that parm[i, j] is the cost of going from location
i to location j. The dimension of the matrix should be the same as the
size parameter of the corresponding GASETUP function call.
The specified objective function is called once for each solution, to evaluate
the objective values for the
GAREGEN call,
GAINIT call, and
GAREEVAL call. Also,
the objective values for the current solution population are reevaluated if
GASETOBJ is called after a GAINIT call.
See the GASETUP function for an example.
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