To plot the fitness function at each generation in MATLAB, you can use a genetic algorithm as an example. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to do it:
myFitness
that takes a vector x
as input and returns a scalar fitness value. Replace myFitness
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gaoptimset
. Set the PlotFcn
option to 'gaplotbestf'
to plot the best fitness value at each generation.main.m48 chars2 lines
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ga
function. Pass in your options, genetic algorithm parameters, and empty brackets for the constraints.main.m107 chars2 lines
output
structure contains information about the generations and best fitness values. To access the best fitness values at each generation, use output.bestf
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This code will generate a plot showing how the fitness function value changes at each generation during the genetic algorithm optimization process.
Make sure to replace myFitness
with your own fitness function name and to adjust the genetic algorithm parameters according to your problem.
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