Reliability-based multiobjective optimization using the satisficing trade-off method

This study proposes a reliability-based multiobjective optimization (RBMO) approach using the satisficing trade-off method (STOM). STOM is a multiobjective optimization method that obtains a highly accurate single Pareto solution, regardless of the shape of the Pareto set. By introducing an aspirati...

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Autores principales: Nozomu KOGISO, Ryo KODAMA, Masahiro TOYODA
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:b086894c6b4a44ec9b376da55631422e2021-11-26T06:14:30ZReliability-based multiobjective optimization using the satisficing trade-off method2187-974510.1299/mej.2014dsm0063https://doaj.org/article/b086894c6b4a44ec9b376da55631422e2014-12-01T00:00:00Zhttps://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/mej/1/6/1_2014dsm0063/_pdf/-char/enhttps://doaj.org/toc/2187-9745This study proposes a reliability-based multiobjective optimization (RBMO) approach using the satisficing trade-off method (STOM). STOM is a multiobjective optimization method that obtains a highly accurate single Pareto solution, regardless of the shape of the Pareto set. By introducing an aspiration level, STOM transforms the multiobjective optimization problem into the equivalent single objective problem. When the given Pareto solution is not satisfactory, the search process is repeated with a different aspiration level, which is selected using the automatic trade-off method, for example. RBMO considers multiobjective optimization under reliability constraints that consider uncertainties in the design parameters. In this study, the reliability is evaluated by the first-order reliability method. Therefore, the optimization problem is formulated as a conventional double-loop approach. However, the validity of the proposed method can be illustrated without a decoupled reliability-based design approach. Through numerical examples, the proposed method is shown to obtain an accurate Pareto solution for the RBMO problem. In addition, compared to multiobjective particle swarm optimization, parametrically changing the aspiration level produces a more accurate, uniformly distributed, and diverse Pareto set. The tracking ability of Pareto solutions with the same aspiration level is investigated in terms of the target reliability, which clarifies that the shift in the dominant failure mode influences the kink in the tracking trajectory. Finally, an analysis of the automatic trade-off method demonstrates that the desired Pareto solution can be obtained by updating the aspiration level, even when the Pareto surface is nonlinear.Nozomu KOGISORyo KODAMAMasahiro TOYODAThe Japan Society of Mechanical Engineersarticlereliability-based multiobjective optimizationsatisficing trade-off methodpareto setautomatic trade-off analysisfirst-order reliability methodMechanical engineering and machineryTJ1-1570ENMechanical Engineering Journal, Vol 1, Iss 6, Pp DSM0063-DSM0063 (2014)
institution DOAJ
collection DOAJ
language EN
topic reliability-based multiobjective optimization
satisficing trade-off method
pareto set
automatic trade-off analysis
first-order reliability method
Mechanical engineering and machinery
TJ1-1570
spellingShingle reliability-based multiobjective optimization
satisficing trade-off method
pareto set
automatic trade-off analysis
first-order reliability method
Mechanical engineering and machinery
TJ1-1570
Nozomu KOGISO
Ryo KODAMA
Masahiro TOYODA
Reliability-based multiobjective optimization using the satisficing trade-off method
description This study proposes a reliability-based multiobjective optimization (RBMO) approach using the satisficing trade-off method (STOM). STOM is a multiobjective optimization method that obtains a highly accurate single Pareto solution, regardless of the shape of the Pareto set. By introducing an aspiration level, STOM transforms the multiobjective optimization problem into the equivalent single objective problem. When the given Pareto solution is not satisfactory, the search process is repeated with a different aspiration level, which is selected using the automatic trade-off method, for example. RBMO considers multiobjective optimization under reliability constraints that consider uncertainties in the design parameters. In this study, the reliability is evaluated by the first-order reliability method. Therefore, the optimization problem is formulated as a conventional double-loop approach. However, the validity of the proposed method can be illustrated without a decoupled reliability-based design approach. Through numerical examples, the proposed method is shown to obtain an accurate Pareto solution for the RBMO problem. In addition, compared to multiobjective particle swarm optimization, parametrically changing the aspiration level produces a more accurate, uniformly distributed, and diverse Pareto set. The tracking ability of Pareto solutions with the same aspiration level is investigated in terms of the target reliability, which clarifies that the shift in the dominant failure mode influences the kink in the tracking trajectory. Finally, an analysis of the automatic trade-off method demonstrates that the desired Pareto solution can be obtained by updating the aspiration level, even when the Pareto surface is nonlinear.
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author Nozomu KOGISO
Ryo KODAMA
Masahiro TOYODA
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Ryo KODAMA
Masahiro TOYODA
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title Reliability-based multiobjective optimization using the satisficing trade-off method
title_short Reliability-based multiobjective optimization using the satisficing trade-off method
title_full Reliability-based multiobjective optimization using the satisficing trade-off method
title_fullStr Reliability-based multiobjective optimization using the satisficing trade-off method
title_full_unstemmed Reliability-based multiobjective optimization using the satisficing trade-off method
title_sort reliability-based multiobjective optimization using the satisficing trade-off method
publisher The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers
publishDate 2014
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