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IIDLE: An Immunological Inspired Distributed Learning Environment for Multiple Objective and Hybrid Optimisation

IIDLE: An Immunological Inspired Distributed Learning Environment for Multiple Objective and Hybrid Optimisation,10.1109/CEC.2006.1688352,Jason Brownl

IIDLE: An Immunological Inspired Distributed Learning Environment for Multiple Objective and Hybrid Optimisation   (Citations: 6)
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The acquired immune system is a robust and powerful information processing system that demonstrates features such as decentralised control, parallel processing, adaptation, and learning. The immunological inspired distributed learning environment (IIDLE) is a clonal selection inspired artificial immune system (AIS) that exploits the inherent parallelism, decentralised control, spatially distributed nature, and learning behaviours of the immune system. The distributed architecture and modular process of the IIDLE framework are shown to be useful features on complex search and optimisation tasks in addition to facilitating some of the desired robustness of the inspiration.
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    • ...Some original and representative methods have been continually appeared in the literature (Coello Coello 2005; Brownlee 2006; Freschi et al. 2010; Campelo et al. 2007; Gong et al. 2008; Omkar et al. 2008; Tan et al. 2008; Zhang 2006, 2007; Luh et al. 2003; Xiao and Zu 2007), among which a few constraint-handling techniques were displayed for CMO, but difficult for DCMO (Zhang 2006, 2007; Luh et al. 2003; Xiao and Zu 2007)...

    Zhuhong Zhanget al. Artificial immune system in dynamic environments solving time-varying ...

    • ...Such work is strongly related to, and perhaps provides a general model for the previously proposed Immunological Inspired Distributed Learning Environment (IIDLE) [1]...

    JASON BROWNLEE. Integration of the Pathogenic Exposure Paradigm and the Hierarchical I...

    • ...This aligns with what the IIDLE intended to provide in its initial inception [30] (also see IIDLE vision11)...

    JASON BROWNLEE. Unexplored Territory: Seeds For Future Research Investigations

    • ...A machine learning platform inspired by the adaptive properties of the clonal selection theory, and the spatially distributed properties of the acquired immune system physiology has been proposed called the Immunological Inspired Distributed Learning Environment (IIDLE) [7]...
    • ...Figure 2 - A summary of the design goals for the IIDLE (from [4] and [7])...
    • ...The concern is that such a perspective does not match the proposed spirit of the project: computational intelligence in the field of artificial immune systems (as proposed in [7])...
    • ...Experimental examples include the different TSP objectives [7], the different objective functions [5], or in the human operators assessing the aesthetics of solutions [6]...
    • ...The generalise selection process allows a variety of different selectionist-based computational intelligence algorithms to be implemented ([3,5-7]) not limited to variations of the clonal selection algorithm, genetic algorithm, particle swarm, ant colony, random search, and learning vector quantisation...
    • ...The redundancy of the system was investigated by removing entire localities of the system and observing the effect on learning [6,7]...

    JASON BROWNLEE. A Review of the Immunological Inspired Distributed Learning Environmen...

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