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An Adaptive Global-Local Memetic Algorithm to Discover Resources in P2P Networks
Niko KotilainenFerrante NeriM. Vapasubject
Artificial neural networkProcess (engineering)Computer sciencebusiness.industryComputer Science::Neural and Evolutionary ComputationComputational intelligencePeer-to-peercomputer.software_genreMachine learningSizingResource (project management)Memetic algorithmNoise (video)Artificial intelligencebusinesscomputerdescription
This paper proposes a neural network based approach for solving the resource discovery problem in Peer to Peer (P2P) networks and an Adaptive Global Local Memetic Algorithm (AGLMA) for performing the training of the neural network. This training is very challenging due to the large number of weights and noise caused by the dynamic neural network testing. The AGLMA is a memetic algorithm consisting of an evolutionary framework which adaptively employs two local searchers having different exploration logic and pivot rules. Furthermore, the AGLMA makes an adaptive noise compensation by means of explicit averaging on the fitness values and a dynamic population sizing which aims to follow the necessity of the optimization process. The numerical results demonstrate that the proposed computational intelligence approach leads to an efficient resource discovery strategy and that the AGLMA outperforms two classical resource discovery strategies as well as a popular neural network training algorithm.
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2007-06-20 |