A MULTILEVEL HYBRID GENETIC ALGORITHM FOR STRUCTURAL CONTROL SYSTEM OPTIMIZATION
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概要
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A multilevel hybrid genetic algorithm, which integrates genetic algorithms and traditional gradient-based optimal design methods, is investigated for solving the hierarchical optimization problem in structural control system design. A three-level mathematical model for the problem is developed in which the first level optimizes the controller number, the second level optimizes the positions of controllers in a structure, and the third level optimizes the parameters of controllers. The algorithm is applied to a 16-storey building excited by typical earthquake forces and controlled by a type of passive control device.
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著者
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LIU D.
Department of Chemical Engineering, The University of Queensland
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Brown T.
Department Of Surgery Morriston Hospital
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Tam C.
Dept. Of Building And Construction City University Of Hong Kong
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Zhang N.
Department of Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, University of Technolo
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Liu D.
Department Of Chemical Engineering The University Of Queensland
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