Project details for libcmaes

Logo libcmaes 0.8.1

by beniz - August 12, 2014, 16:18:31 CET [ Project Homepage BibTeX Download ]

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Description:

libcmaes is a multithreaded C++ implementation of the CMA-ES algorithm for stochastic optimization of nonlinear 'blackbox' functions. The implemented algorithms have a wide range of applications in various disciplines, ranging from pure function optimization, optimization in industrial and scientific applications, to the solving of reinforcement and machine learning problems.

Current features include: high-level API for simple use in external applications, implementatio of several flavors of CMA-ES, IPOP-CMA-ES, BIPOP-CMA-ES, active CMA-ES, active IPOP and BIPOP restart strategies, sep-CMA-ES (linear time & space complexity) along with support for IPOP and BIPOP flavors as well.

Some operations benefit from multicores, and there's support for objective function gradient, when available. A control exe in the command line is provided for running the algorithm over a range of classical single-objective optimization problems.

Full documentation is available from https://github.com/beniz/libcmaes/wiki

Developer API documentation is available from http://beniz.github.io/libcmaes/doc/html/index.html

Changes to previous version:
  • Added customization of data to file streaming function, ref #51
  • Added configure control for compiling the library alone without examples or tools, ref #11
  • Fixed code in order to avoid various compiler warnings
  • Fixed sample code in README, ref #54
  • Fixed get_max_iter and set_mt_feval in Parameters object
  • New CMAParameters constructor, from x0 as a vector of double
  • Updated building instructions for Mac OSX
  • New set_str_algo in Parameters object
BibTeX Entry: Download
Supported Operating Systems: Linux, Windows, Mac Os X
Data Formats: Any
Tags: Black Box Optimization, Evolution Strategy, Stochastic Optimization
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