Enhanced multi-objective Evolutionary Mating Algorithm with improved crowding distance and Levy flight for optimizing comfort index and energy consumption in smart buildings

Muhammad Naim Bin Nordin , Mohd Herwan Sulaiman , Nor Farizan Zakaria , Zuriani Mustaffa
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This paper introduces a novel Multi-Objective Evolutionary Mating Algorithm (MOEMA) designed to address the inherent challenges of optimizing comfort index and energy consumption in smart building systems. While current Evolutionary Mating Algorithms (EMA) primarily focus on single-objective optimization and rely on weighted functions for handling multiple objectives, such approaches prove impractical for the complex trade-offs between comfort index and energy efficiency. The proposed MOEMA enhances the original EMA framework through two key innovations: an improved crowding distance function inspired by the Non-dominated Sorting Genetic Algorithm (NSGA) to enhance solution diversity and selection pressure, and the integration of Levy flight mechanics to improve exploration efficiency by balancing local and global searches. These enhancements enable MOEMA to effectively navigate complex multi-objective landscapes, leading to more diverse and well-converged Pareto-optimal solutions. The algorithm's performance is thoroughly assessed using the chosen benchmark functions and validated through practical applications in smart building environments. It simultaneously optimizes various comfort parameters, including temperature, illuminance, and air quality, while minimizing energy consumption and maximizing the comfort index. Comparative analysis against established algorithms, like NSGA-II demonstrates MOEMA's effectiveness in achieving superior solution diversity and convergence characteristics. The results indicate that MOEMA offers a robust framework for handling the complex balance between the smart building's comfort index and energy usage where it achieves 0.03 % better at comfort index and with 10.65 % lower energy consumption than NSGA-II. It contributing to the broader fields of building automation and sustainable development while aligning with Industry 4.0 initiatives.
基于改进拥挤距离和Levy飞行的智能建筑舒适度和能耗优化多目标进化匹配算法
本文介绍了一种新的多目标进化匹配算法(MOEMA),旨在解决智能建筑系统中舒适度和能耗优化的固有挑战。目前的进化匹配算法(EMA)主要关注单目标优化,并依赖于加权函数来处理多目标,但这种方法在舒适度和能效之间的复杂权衡中被证明是不切实际的。提出的MOEMA通过两个关键创新改进了原有的EMA框架:受非支配排序遗传算法(NSGA)启发的改进的拥挤距离函数,以增强解的多样性和选择压力;整合Levy飞行机制,通过平衡局部和全局搜索来提高搜索效率。这些增强功能使MOEMA能够有效地导航复杂的多目标景观,从而产生更多样化和更好融合的帕累托最优解决方案。采用所选择的基准函数对算法的性能进行了全面评估,并通过在智能建筑环境中的实际应用进行了验证。它同时优化各种舒适参数,包括温度、照度和空气质量,同时最大限度地减少能耗,最大限度地提高舒适度指数。与NSGA-II等已有算法的对比分析表明,MOEMA在实现优越的解多样性和收敛特性方面是有效的。结果表明,MOEMA为处理智能建筑舒适度和能耗之间的复杂平衡提供了一个强大的框架,与NSGA-II相比,MOEMA的舒适度指数提高了0.03%,能耗降低了10.65%。它为建筑自动化和可持续发展的更广泛领域做出了贡献,同时与工业4.0倡议保持一致。
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