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Each NOP instance only contains one line. The format is: <NOP Model>:[NAME=VALUE],[NAME=VALUE],...

Each NOP model is a hard-coded file containing a full description of a NOP task, where the setting parameters are specified in the format [NAME=VALUE].

Without special notice, all NOP models are located in the dictionary "implement/NOP/problem", i.e., they have a same package name "implement.NOP.problem".

NOP Model DIM Optim Parameters and Default Values Description
Sphere NX 0 NX=2, minX=-100, maxX=100 De Jong's F1
Rosenbrock NX 0 NX=2, minX=-100, maxX=100 De Jong's F2
Rastrigin NX 0 NX=2, minX=-10, maxX=10
Griewank NX 0 NX=2, minX=-600, maxX=600
Schwefel NX -418.9829*NX NX=2, minX=-512, maxX=512
Ackley NX 0 NX=2, minX=-32.768, maxX=32.768
SchafferF6 2 0 N/A Schaffer's F6
Branin 2 -0.39789 N/A Branin function (BR)
GoldsteinPrice 2 3 N/A Goldstein-Price(GP) function
Camel 2 -1.03163 N/A Six Hump Camel function (C6)
Hartman3D 3 -3.86278 N/A 3D Hartman function (H3)
Hartman6D 6 -3.32237 N/A 6D Hartman function (H6)
Shekel 4 -10.15318
-10.40292
-10.53639
M=5 Shekel5 (S5) as M=5
Shekel7 (S7) as M=7
Shekel10 (S10) as M=10
Shubert 2 -186.73091 N/A Shubert function (SH)
Shekel_Foxholes 2 0.998004 N/A Shekel's Foxholes function (DeJong's F5)
* NX: number of dimensions; minX: minimal X; maxX: maximal X


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