Estimation of Distribution Algorithms: A New Tool for Evolutionary Computation
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The two key operators in estimation of distribution algorithms (EDAs) are estimating the distribution model according to the selected population and sampling new individuals from the estimated model. Copula EDA introduces the copula theory into EDA. The copula theory provides the theoretical basis and the way to separate the multivariate joint distribution probability function into a function called copula and the univariate margins. The estimation operator and the sampling operator in copula EDA are discussed in this paper, and three exchangeable Archimedean copulas are used in copula EDA. The experimental results show that the three copula EDAs perform equivalently to some classical EDAs.