Why is my Obtained PF is not aligned with True PF when i run my simulation

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Fred
Fred am 26 Jul. 2025
Bearbeitet: Eric am 25 Sep. 2025
When i run a multi-objective optimization problem in matlab, i am a getting a pareto curve that is not aligning with the true PF. i have double checked my objective functions equations, changed the number of iterations and the archive size but still the problem persist. please kindly asist on how do i align the two. Thanks
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Torsten
Torsten am 26 Jul. 2025
How could we help without knowing your problem and your code ?
Meet
Meet am 29 Jul. 2025
Hi @Fred, could you please share the exact issue you are facing along with the code?

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Eric
Eric am 24 Sep. 2025
Bearbeitet: Eric am 25 Sep. 2025
A common reason why the calculated Pareto curve does not correspond to the true Pareto front is a problem with the scaling or relative size of your objective functions. If the values ​​of one objective function are significantly larger or smaller than the values ​​of another, it can be difficult for the algorithm to balance them correctly.
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