Bayesian Preference Elicitation for Engineering Design Optimization
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| Authors | John R. Lepird, Michael P. Owen, Mykel J. Kochenderfer |
| Journal/Conference Name | JOURNAL OF AEROSPACE INFORMATION SYSTEMS |
| Paper Category | Other |
| Paper Abstract | Many engineering optimization problems have more than one objective. Although there are methods for identifying the Pareto front of a design space, these methods can be computationally prohibitive, and it is still left to the designer to choose which design on the front to build. Consequently, multiobjective optimization often involves specifying a scalar utility function and then optimizing with respect to this utility function. Preference elicitation algorithms can aid the designer in constructing this utility function. In preference elicitation for engineering design optimization, the ideal algorithm would converge to an accurate utility function with as few preference queries to the designer as possible. This paper extends a prior method for preference realization and tailors it for use in engineering design optimization by deriving a less restrictive inference technique and applying an entropy-based method for posing queries that converges faster to the true global utility function than existing algo... |
| Date of publication | 2015 |
| Code Programming Language | R |
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