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Table 1 Multi-objective optimization test problems. We tested the JuPOETs implementation on three two-dimensional test problems, with one-, two- and three-dimensional parameter vectors. Each problem had parameter bounds constraints, however, on the Binh and Korn function had additional non-linear problem constraints. For the Fonesca and Fleming problem, N = 3

From: JuPOETs: a constrained multiobjective optimization approach to estimate biochemical model ensembles in the Julia programming language

Name

Dimension

Function

Domain

Constraints

Schaffer function

1

O 1(x)=x 2

−10≤x≤10

 
  

O 2(x)=(x−2)2

  

Binh and Korn function

2

O 1(x,y)=4x 2+4y 2

0≤x≤5

g 1(x,y)=(x−5)2+y 2≤25

  

O 2(x,y)=(x−5)2+(y−5)2

0≤x≤3

g 2(x,y)=(x−8)2+(y+3)2≤7.7

Fonseca and Fleming function

3

\(O_{1}(x_{i})= 1 - \text {exp} \left (- \sum \limits ^{N}_{i= 1} \left (x_{i} - \frac {1}{\sqrt {N}}\right)^{2} \right) \)

−4≤x i ≤4

 
  

\(O_{2}(x_{i})= 1 - \text {exp} \left (- \sum \limits ^{N}_{i= 1} \left (x_{i} + \frac {1}{\sqrt {N}}\right)^{2} \right) \)

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