Here is an example of how to implement the Simulated Annealing algorithm for minimizing a fitness function in MATLAB:
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In this example, we define the fitness function as a anonymous function fitness
. We then set the initial solution, initial temperature, cooling rate, and number of iterations.
The main loop performs the simulated annealing algorithm. In each iteration, a neighboring solution is generated by adding random noise to the current solution. If the neighbor has a lower fitness value, it is accepted as the new best solution. Otherwise, it may still be accepted based on the acceptance probability, which is determined by the temperature and the difference in fitness values between the current and neighbor solutions.
The temperature is updated after each iteration by multiplying it by the cooling rate.
Finally, the best solution and its fitness value are displayed.
Make sure to replace the fitness function @(x) (x-5)^2
with your own fitness function.
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