In MATLAB's Genetic Algorithm Toolbox, the fitness function is typically defined as a function that takes a chromosome (individual) as input and returns a scalar value representing the fitness of that individual.
To change the range of the fitness function value in a genetic algorithm in MATLAB, you can use a technique called fitness scaling. Fitness scaling is the process of transforming the fitness values of the individuals in a population to a different range.
One common approach for fitness scaling is to normalize the fitness values to a desired range. Here's an example of how you can implement fitness scaling in MATLAB:
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In the above code, the fitnessScaling
function takes the fitness values of the individuals, and the desired minimum and maximum values for the scaled fitness as input. It computes the minimum and maximum fitness values in the population, and then scales the fitness values to the desired range using the formula (fitnessValues - minFitness) * (desiredMax - desiredMin) / (maxFitness - minFitness) + desiredMin
. The resulting scaled fitness values are returned.
You can use this fitnessScaling
function in combination with your fitness function in the genetic algorithm framework to change the range of the fitness function values.
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Replace yourFitnessFunction
with your own fitness function, and set the desiredMin
and desiredMax
values according to the range you want for the fitness function values.
Note that this is just one way to change the range of the fitness function values in a genetic algorithm in MATLAB. There are other techniques available as well, depending on the specific requirements of your problem.
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