Abstract

The intragenerational mutation of the genetic algorithm (IMGA) is proposed to actively broaden the searching space during the optimization process. The searching space is aggressively increased by expanding the variation of mutation rates of all individuals within each generation, leading to the reduction of the required number of iterations, improving the convergence speed and the enhancement factor.

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