Chen, Jun and Mahfouf, Mahdi (2010) Interpretable fuzzy modeling using multi-objective immune-inspired optimization algorithms. In: 2010 IEEE World Congress on Computational Intelligence, July 18-23 2010, Barcelona.
Full content URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/FUZZY.2010.5584902
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Abstract—In this paper, an immune inspired multi-objective fuzzy modeling (IMOFM) mechanism is proposed specifically for high-dimensional regression problems. For such problems, high predictive accuracy is often the paramount requirement. With such a requirement in mind, however, one should also put considerable efforts in making the elicited model as interpretable as possible, which leads to a difficult optimization problem. The proposed modeling approach adopts a multi-stage modeling procedure and a variable length coding scheme to account for the enlarged search space due to the simultaneous optimization of the rule-base structure and its associated parameters. IMOFM can account for both Singleton and Mamdani Fuzzy Rule-Based Systems (FRBS) due to the carefully chosen output membership functions, the inference and the defuzzification methods. The proposed algorithm has been compared with other representatives using a simple benchmark problem, and has also been applied to a high-dimensional problem which models mechanical properties of hot rolled steels. Results confirm that IMOFM can elicit accurate and yet transparent FRBSs from quantitative data.
Additional Information: | Abstract—In this paper, an immune inspired multi-objective fuzzy modeling (IMOFM) mechanism is proposed specifically for high-dimensional regression problems. For such problems, high predictive accuracy is often the paramount requirement. With such a requirement in mind, however, one should also put considerable efforts in making the elicited model as interpretable as possible, which leads to a difficult optimization problem. The proposed modeling approach adopts a multi-stage modeling procedure and a variable length coding scheme to account for the enlarged search space due to the simultaneous optimization of the rule-base structure and its associated parameters. IMOFM can account for both Singleton and Mamdani Fuzzy Rule-Based Systems (FRBS) due to the carefully chosen output membership functions, the inference and the defuzzification methods. The proposed algorithm has been compared with other representatives using a simple benchmark problem, and has also been applied to a high-dimensional problem which models mechanical properties of hot rolled steels. Results confirm that IMOFM can elicit accurate and yet transparent FRBSs from quantitative data. |
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Keywords: | fuzzy modeling, multi-objective optimisation, Artificial Immune Systems, interpretability |
Subjects: | H Engineering > H131 Automated Engineering Design H Engineering > H650 Systems Engineering H Engineering > H130 Computer-Aided Engineering |
Divisions: | College of Science > School of Engineering |
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ID Code: | 2871 |
Deposited On: | 13 Jul 2010 15:18 |
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