Algorithm data sets for the bbob-constrained
test suite
In the table below, you will find all official algorithm data sets on the bbob-constrained
test suite, together with their year of publication, the authors, and related PDFs for each data set. Links to the source code to run the corresponding experiments/algorithms are provided whenever available.
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Algorithm | Year | Author(s) | Dataset | Comment |
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RandomSearch-5 | 2022 | Dufossé | tgz | source code |
AL1-CMA-ES | 2022 | Dufossé and Atamna | tgz | CMA-ES with Augmented Lagrangian fitness, pycma version, parameter setting 1 as compared by Dufosse and Atamna for BBOB-2022 |
AL2-CMA-ES | 2022 | Dufossé and Atamna | tgz | CMA-ES with Augmented Lagrangian fitness, pycma version, parameter setting 2 as compared by Dufosse and Atamna for BBOB-2022 |
AL3-CMA-ES | 2022 | Dufossé and Atamna | tgz | CMA-ES with Augmented Lagrangian fitness, pycma version, parameter setting 3 (default) as compared by Dufosse and Atamna for BBOB-2022 |
AL4-CMA-ES | 2022 | Dufossé and Atamna | tgz | CMA-ES with Augmented Lagrangian fitness, pycma version, parameter setting 4 as compared by Dufosse and Atamna for BBOB-2022 |
BPepsMAg | 2022 | Hellwig and Beyer | tgz | Matrix Adaptation Evolution Strategy with restarts and BIPOP strategy, using up to three different constraint handling techniques, as compared by Hellwig and Beyer for BBOB-2022 |
COBYLA | 2022 | Dufossé and Atamna | tgz | Constrained Optimization BY Linear Approximation (implemented in SciPy as a wrapper around Powell’s fortran code) compared by Dufosse and Atamna for BBOB-2022 |
epsMAg | 2022 | Hellwig and Beyer | tgz | Matrix Adaptation Evolution Strategy, using up to three different constraint handling techniques, as compared by Hellwig and Beyer for BBOB-2022 |
fmincon | 2022 | Hellwig and Beyer | tgz | default fmincon from Matlab2021b, as compared by Hellwig and Beyer for BBOB-2022 |