Chun-Wei Lin, Yuyu Zhang, Chun-Hao Chen, J. Wu, Chien-Ming Chen, T. Hong
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A Multiple Objective PSO-Based Approach for Data Sanitization
In this paper, a multi-objective particle swarm optimization (MOPSO)-based framework is presented to find the multiple solutions rather than a single one. The presented grid-based algorithm is used to assign the probability of the non-dominated solution for next iteration. Based on the designed algorithm, it is unnecessary to pre-define the weights of the side effects for evaluation but the non-dominated solutions can be discovered as an alternative way for data sanitization. Extensive experiments are carried on two datasets to show that the designed grid-based algorithm achieves good performance than the traditional single-objective evolution algorithms.