How do I implement multi objective optimization using the default in-built 'particleswarm' function in Matlab ?

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Pratyush Deulkar am 7 Jun. 2020

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Alan Weiss am 7 Jun. 2020

I do not know how to do this. But I am curious why you would want to. There are two multiobjective solvers already in Global Optimization Toolbox: gamultiobj and paretosearch. Is there something you want that they do not provide?

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Pratyush Deulkar am 8 Jun. 2020

This is for an academic project, which I am working on. I HAVE to use PSO for the same.

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Gifari Zulkarnaen am 2 Jul. 2020

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