Different values in ga variables.

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Alessandro Novero
Alessandro Novero il 20 Ago 2018
Risposto: Alan Weiss il 21 Ago 2018
Hello everybody. I'm trying to implement an algorithm that minimize Delta_V for an interplanetary mission. My professor would be that I use ga routine. I have a problem with 6 variables with two linear constraints, like x(1)=x(4) and x(2)=x(5). Now, I wrote my code and I think that's correct (I'm not so sure) but I have a problem with the 6 variables. Every time that I start the code the result is the same for Delta_V (It's ok) but the variables always change (a lot !!). I wrote Upper limit and Lower limit but the result doesn't change. This 6 variables are important because I must use them to create another code. What can I do?
Thank you in advance.
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Chad Greene
Chad Greene il 20 Ago 2018
I'm not familiar with the term ga. Can you please define it? In addition to clearly defining the goal, I think it will help if you can upload enough code for us to replicate the problem.
Alessandro Novero
Alessandro Novero il 20 Ago 2018
ga is genetic algorithm routine of the optimization toolbox .

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Alan Weiss
Alan Weiss il 21 Ago 2018
If your objective function is smooth, you should not use ga, but instead use fmincon starting from a variety of initial points, perhaps by using MultiStart.
If your objective function is not smooth, use patternsearch starting from a variety of initial points as suggested here.
If your objective function is given by a simulation or solution of an ordinary differential equation, see Optimizing a Simulation or ODE for suggestions and caveats, especially about choosing larger finite difference steps in fmincon.
Good luck,
Alan Weiss
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