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[ravi-617]

Yet another pile of sketches to dump into the endless WIP void

[ravi-617]

This was also for me btw <333333 the love is still going strong

Art trade with a mutual from twitter!❤

[the-monkey-ruler]

Monkey Saint Versus Eight Immortals (1965) 孫悟空七鬥八大仙 孙

Director: Huang Hesheng Screenwriter: Huang Hesheng Starring: Yu Suqiu / Xiao Fangfang / Xiao Zhongkun / Watermelon Planer / Zhang Sheng / Lemon / Li Hong / Ruan Zhaohui / Chen Baozhu / Guan Haishan Genre: Drama / Action / Fantasy / Costume Country/Region of Production: Hong Kong, China Language: Cantonese Date: 1965-06-01 Also known as: Monkey Saint Versus Eight Fairies / Sun Wukong makes a big fuss in the Valley of Women / Avalokitesvara gathers the demons / 悟空七斗八大仙 / 孫悟空大斗八大仙 / 孙悟空大闹女人谷 / 观世音收群妖 Type: Reimanging

Summary:

The Great Sage Sun Wukong attained enlightenment and became an immortal. When he was enjoying his blessings in the heaven, the Six-Eared Macaque with great martial arts skills pretended to be Sun Wukong and led the monkeys in Water Curtain Cave to act recklessly. The fake Sun ignored Immortal He's kind words and advice. He quickly returned to heaven and even insulted Immortal He. Immortal He then asked all the immortals to work together to teach the fake "Old Sun" a lesson. However, the fake "Old Sun" was too weak in martial arts to deal with it. It also transformed into a human being and used enchantments to confuse Liu Yaojin, a daughter of a good family. Soon, Han Xiangzi, one of the immortals, went to Liu Mansion and successfully exorcised Liu Yaojin. With Liu Yaojin's heart secretly promising, all the immortals complained to the Jade Emperor about the fake "Old Sun"'s evil deeds. The Jade Emperor went to the real old Sun to find out the whole story. After the real old Sun was questioned, he looked confused and confused. Later, the Jade Emperor sent four-day generals to capture the fake "Old Sun" who was causing trouble in the mortal world. After a fierce battle, the fake old Sun was subdued by Tathagata Buddha and kept at the foot of Wuzhishan. He could no longer commit evil.

Source: https://chinesemov.com/1965/Monkey-Saint-Versus-Eight-Fairies

Link: N/A

[drmikewatts]

IEEE Transactions on Evolutionary Computation, Volume 29, Issue 1, February 2025

1) Constrained Multiobjective Optimization With Escape and Expansion Forces

Author(s): Zhi-Zhong Liu, Fan Wu, Juan Liu, Yunchuan Qin, Kenli Li

Pages: 2 - 15

2) Knowledge Learning for Evolutionary Computation

Author(s): Yi Jiang, Zhi-Hui Zhan, Kay Chen Tan, Jun Zhang

Pages: 16 - 30

3) A Tractive Population-Assisted Dual-Population and Two-Phase Evolutionary Algorithm for Constrained Multiobjective Optimization

Author(s): Shumin Xie, Kangshun Li, Wenxiang Wang, Hui Wang, Chaoda Peng, Hassan Jalil

Pages: 31 - 45

4) Evolutionary Instance Selection With Multiple Partial Adaptive Classifiers for Domain Adaptation

Author(s): Bach Hoai Nguyen, Bing Xue, Peter Andreae, Mengjie Zhang

Pages: 46 - 60

5) A Surrogate-Assisted Constrained Optimization Evolutionary Algorithm by Searching Multiple Kinds of Global and Local Regions

Author(s): Yong Zeng, Yuansheng Cheng, Jun Liu

Pages: 61 - 75

6) Evolutionary Multiobjective Optimization for Large-Scale Portfolio Selection With Both Random and Uncertain Returns

Author(s): Weilong Liu, Yong Zhang, Kailong Liu, Barry Quinn, Xingyu Yang, Qiao Peng

Pages: 76 - 90

7) Optimizing With Low Budgets: A Comparison on the Black-Box Optimization Benchmarking Suite and OpenAI Gym

Author(s): Elena Raponi, Nathanaël Carraz Rakotonirina, Jérémy Rapin, Carola Doerr, Olivier Teytaud

Pages: 91 - 101

8) ExTrEMO: Transfer Evolutionary Multiobjective Optimization With Proof of Faster Convergence

Author(s): Jiao Liu, Abhishek Gupta, Chinchun Ooi, Yew-Soon Ong

Pages: 102 - 116

9) Speeding-Up Evolutionary Algorithms to Solve Black-Box Optimization Problems

Author(s): Judith Echevarrieta, Etor Arza, Aritz Pérez

Pages: 117 - 131

10) Evolutionary Multitask Optimization With Lower Confidence Bound-Based Solution Selection Strategy

Author(s): Zhenzhong Wang, Lulu Cao, Liang Feng, Min Jiang, Kay Chen Tan

Pages: 132 - 144

11) Finding the Set of Nearly Optimal Solutions of a Multiobjective Optimization Problem

Author(s): Oliver Schütze, Angel E. Rodríguez-Fernandez, Carlos Segura, Carlos Hernández

Pages: 145 - 157

12) Locating Drone Stations for a Truck-Drone Delivery System in Continuous Space

Author(s): Lingyun Zhou, Daniel F. Silva, Alice E. Smith

Pages: 158 - 171

13) Multiple Tasks for Multiple Objectives: A New Multiobjective Optimization Method via Multitask Optimization

Author(s): Jian-Yu Li, Zhi-Hui Zhan, Yun Li, Jun Zhang

Pages: 172 - 186

14) Benchmarking Derivative-Free Global Optimization Algorithms Under Limited Dimensions and Large Evaluation Budgets

Author(s): Linas Stripinis, Jakub Kůdela, Remigijus Paulavičius

Pages: 187 - 204

15) Multiobjective Multitask Optimization With Multiple Knowledge Types and Transfer Adaptation

Author(s): Yanchi Li, Wenyin Gong

Pages: 205 - 216

16) Toward Evolving Dispatching Rules With Flow Control Operations by Grammar-Guided Linear Genetic Programming

Author(s): Zhixing Huang, Yi Mei, Fangfang Zhang, Mengjie Zhang

Pages: 217 - 231

17) A Bi-Learning Evolutionary Algorithm for Transportation-Constrained and Distributed Energy-Efficient Flexible Scheduling

Author(s): Zixiao Pan, Ling Wang, Jingjing Wang, Qingfu Zhang

Pages: 232 - 246

18) A Flexible Ranking-Based Competitive Swarm Optimizer for Large-Scale Continuous Multiobjective Optimization

Author(s): Xiangzhou Gao, Shenmin Song, Hu Zhang, Zhenkun Wang

Pages: 247 - 261

19) Determining Metaheuristic Similarity Using Behavioral Analysis

Author(s): Lauren Hayward, Andries Engelbrecht

Pages: 262 - 274

20) Characterization of Constrained Continuous Multiobjective Optimization Problems: A Performance Space Perspective

Author(s): Aljoša Vodopija, Tea Tušar, Bogdan Filipič

Pages: 275 - 285

[amechuqueen]

Why didn't Rosario vampire follow the manga?! I wanna see fangfang and his family!!! He's a Chinese mafia man how cool is that?! Come on I wanna see him animated! Fangfang also looks like aph china too doesn't he?

[cfensi]

 I cried three times in the process of editing this review. This sweepingly beautiful but simple ode to Tsinghua University is a tear-jerker for all seasons.

Set against one of the most stunning visuals of the year, Forever Young 无问西东 tells its simple tales with an incredibly romantic lens that makes it difficult not to admire.  Director Li Fangfang (Heaven Eternal, Love Everlasting) always manages to play my emotions just right to evoke all my emotions for the world she captures.

The film from centers around four loosely connected stories of six characters (played by Wang Leehom, Zhang Ziyi, Chang Chen, Huang Xiaoming, Tie Zheng, and Chen Chusheng) facing their true selves through making difficult choices, from scary ones like life-and-death decisions to the even scarier decision of picking a college major.

First up chronologically is Tsinghua student Wu Yuelan (Chen Chusheng), who clearly has one of the toughest decisions in life –    what major to chose. He excels in literature, but feels like he needs to prove himself by sticking to a “hard” STEM major. He runs past the violinists playing in the snow as he seeks his own tune in life. The story, set entirely in the snow-covered halls of Tsinghua, is super short but connects well to the next story.

“I’m afraid that before you can chose what type of life you want to live, your will no longer have a life to chose.” –  Forever Young

There, we meet one of Wu’s students, Tsinghua student Shen Guangyao (Wang Leehom), the beacon of perfection who escaped with the school after the fall of Beijing in 1937.  Set in the rice paddies of Yunnan, the tale shifts from a rich green to barren redness as air raids begin to become more and more common.  Students hide in ditches as they try to learn while bombs are going off around them, while professors scramble to protect artifacts while they’re running for their own lives. The film’s oil painting-like depictions of hope and determination in the face of tragedy are etched in my brain to this day.

The rain drops drown out the sounds of teaching, so the teacher returns to the board and gives the instruction of the day: “Sit and listen to the sound of the rain.”  Unsettled by the noise, Shen Guangyao opens the window and see the lush, vibrant world outside. He  feels tempted to leave behind his books to fight the air raids in the new American-led air force, but is dissuaded by his stately mother’s hopes for him to live a full and fulfilling life. “I’m afraid that before you can chose what type of life you want to live, your will no longer have a life to chose.”

This segment is beautifully shot, with amazing set design, cinematography, costumes, and a perfect cast. The use of music along with the choreography of the students and locals toiling in the sun makes the film feel like a musical at time.  The then 36-year-old  Wang Leehom doesn’t look a day older than 20 and is perfectly cast as this ray of sunshine. Michelle Yip also gives a brief but stellar role as Shen’s loving mother.  This segment made me cry at seven different points despite being only a quarter of a movie.

“The last time I thought I was dead, I found you. This time, I must find you before death arrives.” – Forever Young

Fastforward to the Cultural Revolution, where we meet three high school best friends who are making difficult decisions of their own. Tsinghua student Chen Peng (Huang Xiaoming) has the opportunity to work on the nuclear project, but wants to stay for love.  Pharmacist Wang Minjia (Zhang Ziyi) chose between a white lie that could ruin her life, and one that could save that of another. Doctor Li Xiang (Tie Zheng) must chose whether to tell the truth and risk his career.  Zhang Ziyi is the clear star of this tale, with the light bouncing off her smile at times, and other times  the sorrow of her eyes. With excellent performances from Zhang Ziyi, Tie Zheng, and Zheng Zheng as their teacher’s abusive wife, the segment was a visually lovely and well-told story.

Seriously look at how gorgeous this is.   To top it off, it’s also a choreographed musical number.

 Finally, back in modern day, advertising exec Zhang Guoguo (Chang Chen), Tsinghua grad and the son of two people saved by Li Xiang, is faced with the dilemma of whether to seek revenge on a colleague. The story is really bland, his acting is bland, even all the side characters in it are bland.

Setting aside the blue tint that seeped through the entirety of her last film, director Li Fangfang works with cinematographer Cao Yu to use colors to reflect the mood in her new film. From the white hospital sheets  that changed to the yellow of the apricot leaves and the brown of the huts, to the red of the Earth,  and even the cold metal of modern skyscrapers, the film uses color and lighting to advance the story.  Her editing and scriptwriting has also improved significantly, with  much smoother transitions and natural dialogues. While most of the score is not memorable, one particular song is used cleverly to connect two stories and bring out a major tear-jerking moment.

The film’s tales range from moving to boring, and is connected through a rather loose theme of one generation building on another,  but what really stood out to me was how the filmmaker builds this almost dreamlike world with such romantic and enlightened details throughout. Sometimes a simple story told well can still move the audience, and this one definitely left me with a bit more appreciation for the world and lot of used tissues.

The film is now available on QQ here and iQiyi here.

“This film is dedicated to each and every one of you. May you always remember how precious you are.”

Review: Forever Young is a poignant love letter to the world

 I cried three times in the process of editing this review. This sweepingly beautiful but simple ode to Tsinghua University is a tear-jerker for all seasons.

Review: Forever Young is a poignant love letter to the world  I cried three times in the process of editing this review. This sweepingly beautiful but simple ode to Tsinghua University is a tear-jerker for all seasons.

[anna-pavlova]

jia fangfang, among a few others, suing huang huidan for monetary reasons is a tidbit of chinese gymfo i never expected to receive

[fyhuangxiaoming]

Zhang Ziyi and Huang Xiaoming's lost film to release next year

The mysterious epic FOREVER YOUNG starring Zhang Ziyi will be unveiled in January 2018 - 6 years after the project was first announced.

A stellar cast of Zhang Ziyi, Huang Xiaoming, Leehom Wang, Chang Chen and Chen Chusheng attended a press conference on Wednesday in Beijing to announce the release date as Jan. 12 next year.

The film, written and directed by acclaimed writer-turned-director Li Fangfang, was originally planned to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Tsinghua University in 2011, with a budget of over 100 million yuan. The story covers four generations spanning a hundred years of modern Chinese history since World War II.

Actress Zhang Ziyi and actor Huang Xiaoming both mentioned in previous interviews that they cried after reading the script. By the end of 2012, the film had finished shooting but nothing has been heard since. Director Li commented in June 2014 that she is extremely meticulous about post-production and the film will be ready for release by the end of that year. However, it was not.

Sun Zhonghuai, CEO of Penguin Pictures and Vice President at Tencent Holdings Ltd., one of the film's producers, said the nearly 6-year wait has made this production "a legend" in Chinese film industry.

The past five years has witnessed great changes in the actors' personal life. When the cast members shot the film, they were all single. Now they are all married with children.

Huang Xiaoming added, "First I was attracted by the director's good script, then I was moved by her sincere creative work ethic, as she had researched and studied tens of thousands of historical photos and documents to reenact the historical details in her production. I believe a good film is like a good wine, the longer it takes to make the better it will taste."

Director Li Fangfang later joined the cast on the stage and praised them, "every one of them wanted to act as best as they can for their roles. We worked sincerely together and hope to tell a good story."

It is also worth noting that the film was shot in film stock and may be the last film in China produced this way as most film processing studios have closed as Chinese filmmakers turn to digital filmmaking.

[mymangacaps]

[ravi-617]

I'm going to combust

[architectnews]

Wuhan SUNAC 1890, Hanyang District, China

Wuhan SUNAC 1890, Qintai Avenue Building, Hanyang Iron Works, New Chinese Architecture Photos

Sunac · Wuhan 1890 Building

19 Apr 2021

Sunac · Wuhan 1890

Design: Lacime Architects

Location: No. 170, Qintai Avenue, Wuhan City, People’s Republic of China

Photos by Inter_mountain images unless stated otherwise

Wuhan·SUNAC·1890

Wuhan Hanyang Iron Works was founded by Zhang Zhidong in 1890, being the first and largest iron and steel gathering place in China’s modern history. After the founding of People’s Republic of China, Hanyang Iron Works was rebuilt on the site of the original Hanyang Gunpowder Factory. Wuhan Hanyang Iron Works moved to another place in 2007.

Today, the original Hanyang Iron Works site has ceased production activities, but in the factory area, the workshop buildings built in the 1950s and the remaining machines are in good condition. Different times have left indelible marks on the land of this factory area. Therefore, the protection and reuse of industrial sites in the factory area is an important practical carrier to show the national industry development and modern industrial culture elements of Wuhan city.

The pilot area of national industrial heritage site renovation of Hanyang Iron Works is located on the south side of the factory, with Qintai Avenue to the north and Zhang Zhidong Museum designed by Libeskind to the west. There are two workshop buildings, oxygen production workshop and oxygen charging station in this area. Due to the different functions of the two buildings, the volume, materials, preservation state and protection level are different. The oxygen generating plant is classified as a Grade II industrial site, and the oxygen charging station as a Grade III industrial site.

Based on several field investigations and actual mapping of the positioning of old workshop buildings and preserved trees, the design demolished all the buildings with no preservation value in the front field. Trees with a diameter of more than 50cm in the site have been preserved in situ, and trees with a diameter less than 50cm were transplanted somewhere nearby. The chimneys in the site have also been completely preserved.

The oxygen charging station, which is classified as a Grade III listed building, is near the Qintai Avenue. Due to the ambiguous character of the facade and the low level of protection, the design has adopted the method of remodeling the facade, while the internal structure has been selectively preserved. The Grade II oxygen generating plant is a two-story brick-concrete structure building with two-story side rooms in the north, and the side rooms are with varying heights.

The facade is mainly red bricks with square windows, and the ring beams and columns are leveled with cement mortar. The facade is well preserved. The design scheme has adopted the measure of finishing and preserving, and the damaged parts of the red brick exterior walls have been repaired. A new floating corridor has been built between the two workshop buildings. Preserved trees are enclosed in an internal courtyard.

Hanyang Iron Works buildings:

Hanyang Iron Works site plan:

By adopting different levels of preservation and transformation to workshop buildings with different grades, the two buildings create a new architectural space form. The brand new and grand building form is located on one side of Qintai Avenue, with the open front yard providing a good display area.

After entering the inner courtyard, one can see the well preserved Grade II protected building, and side rooms with different height have been technically restored to form a complete space. The roof connects with the air corridor to form a roof terrace for rest. Standing in the middle of the courtyard, one can see the building reflecting the characteristics of the new era on one side, and the “old workshop buildings” carrying the emotion and mission on the other side, as well as trees that are 50 years old.

Architects bring new vitality to the old buildings by using a more accessible contemporary architectural vocabulary. This kind of space form familiar to contemporary people and the contemporary space vocabulary make visitors feel more close to the old buildings. While people appreciate the change of history, the new building also pays homage to the old buildings in its own way.

Hanyang Iron Works building demolition:

This project has been included in the National Industrial Heritage List – Hubei Volume.

photo © Qiwen Images

Wuhan·SUNAC·1890 – Building Information

Project Name: Wuhan·SUNAC·1890 Location: No. 170, Qintai Avenue, Wuhan City Category: Reconstruction Gross Built Area (square meters): 4112.97㎡ Design time : 2019.06 Completion Year: 2020.06

Qintai Avenue site:

Architect’ Firm: Lacime Architects Project Owner: Wuhan Rongjing Zhenyuan Real Estate Development Co., Ltd. Design unit of construction drawing: China Light Industry Wuhan Design & Engineering Co., Ltd. Consultant and design unit of curtain wall: Shanghai Anxun Exterior Wall Engineering Design Co., Ltd. Landscape deisign: Shenzhen Yi’an Design Consulting Co., Ltd. Interior decoration design:mohen-design Light Design : BPI Construction unit of landscape: Zhejiang Hengchun Municipal Landscape Engineering Co., Ltd. Construction unit: China Construction Seventh Engineering Division Corp. Ltd. Construction unit of curtain wall: China State Construction Curtain Wall Co., Ltd.

Information of material and equipment suppliers: Titanium-zinc sheet metal roofing: Wagandang Architectural Decoration Engineering Technology Co., Ltd.; earthenware brick curtain wall: Futaoke Ceramics Co., Ltd.

Lead Architects: Song Zhaoqing Design team: Wei Wenyuan, Li Sheng, Shan You, Zhang Tao Owner team: Luo Liyong, Ge Huaijing, Huang Ting, Zhang Xiaoliang, Chen Siyu, Huang Xiaohe, Lin Huimin, Yu Xiang

Photo credits: Inter_mountain images

Wuhan SUNAC 1890, Hanyang District images / information received 190421 from Lacime Architects

Location: Wuhan, China

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[ravi-617]

Rin and fangfang/yukari were for me!!! Pls commission my friend, her comms are open 24/7

Chibi commissions from February and March

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[the-monkey-ruler]

Monkey King and the Imps (1966) 孫悟空大戰群妖

Director: Huang Hesheng Screenwriter: Huang Hesheng Starring: Chen Baozhu / Xiao Fangfang / Watermelon Planer / Hong Hong / Li Hong / Rose Girl / Guan Haishan / Ruan Siu Fai / Mei Xin Genre: Fantasy Country/Region of Production: Hong Kong, China Language: Cantonese Date: 1966-08-03 Also know as: 孙悟空大战群妖 Type: Retelling

Summary:

The Hong Kong movie "The Monkey King vs. the Imps" was produced by Yulian Film Company in 1966. The film is adapted from the literary masterpiece "Journey to the West" written by Wu Cheng'en, directed by Huang Hesheng, and starring Xiao Fangfang, Chen Baozhu, Li Hong, Hong Hong, Méiguī nǚ, Ruan Siu Fai, Guan Haishan, Mei Xin, Xigua Zhao and others.

Turtle Spirit took advantage of the Taishang Laojun's visit to the Queen Mother's birthday banquet, and went to the mortal world in private, pretending to be the Tathagata Buddha in an attempt to intercept Tang Sanzang and his disciples Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, Sha Wujing, and Bailong Wuzhen who was going to the Western Regions to learn Buddhist scriptures.

In order to eat Tang Sanzang's meat, the Turtle Spirit cast a spell to deceive Monkey King's piercing eyes, making Tang Sanzang and his party mistakenly think that they have arrived at Tianzhu Temple. The four disciples were taken to paradise by the fairies Miao Ci, Miao Shan, Miao Fa, and Miao Xuan respectively, and they were so happy that they forgot to return. Miao Shan drinks alcohol and reveals her original shape, Wukong knows he is deceived. Quickly he asks the juniors to find a way to take the master away, but the Turtle Spirit has already laid a net, and Tang Sanzang is still captured. Wukong fights the goblin with his younger brother Wuzhen, but unfortunately, he couldn't defeat Ruilai's magic weapon and was captured.

In order to save his master, Wuzhen uses the beauty trap to ask Miao Ci for help and Miao Ci fell in love with Wuzhen, secretly releases him, and rescues Wukong. Wukong and Wuzhen ask Guanyin for help, but even though Sun Wukong has seventy-two changes, he still cannot beat the turtle spirit and is caught by Turtle Spririt. In order to save Wuzhen, Miao Ci fled to invite Guanyin but unexpectedly, even Guanyin couldn't subdue him, so the group had to ask the Laozi. They turn the turtle spirit pretending to be the Buddha back to its original form who turned out to be a Yellow-Browed boy under Taishang Laojun. Gaunyin took Miao Ci and others who were kind-hearted into their seats, and Tang Seng and his disciples set out on the road westward again.

Source: https://chinesemov.com/1966/Monkey-King-and-the-Imps

Link: N/A

[drmikewatts]

IEEE Transactions on Evolutionary Computation, Volume 28, Issue 6

1) Multitask Linear Genetic Programming With Shared Individuals and Its Application to Dynamic Job Shop Scheduling

Author(s): Zhixing Huang, Yi Mei, Fangfang Zhang, Mengjie Zhang

Pages: 1546 - 1560

2) Evaluation of Frameworks That Combine Evolution and Learning to Design Robots in Complex Morphological Spaces

Author(s): Wei Li, Edgar Buchanan, Léni K. Le Goff, Emma Hart, Matthew F. Hale, Bingsheng Wei, Matteo De Carlo, Mike Angus, Robert Woolley, Zhongxue Gan, Alan F. Winfield, Jon Timmis, Agoston E. Eiben, Andy M. Tyrrell

Pages: 1561 - 1574

3) Quality Indicators for Preference-Based Evolutionary Multiobjective Optimization Using a Reference Point: A Review and Analysis

Author(s): Ryoji Tanabe, Ke Li

Pages: 1575 - 1589

4) GPU-Based Genetic Programming for Faster Feature Extraction in Binary Image Classification

Author(s): Rui Zhang, Yanan Sun, Mengjie Zhang

Pages: 1590 - 1604

5) A Unified Innovized Progress Operator for Performance Enhancement in Evolutionary Multi- and Many-Objective Optimization

Author(s): Sukrit Mittal, Dhish Kumar Saxena, Kalyanmoy Deb, Erik D. Goodman

Pages: 1605 - 1619

6) Bi-Population-Enhanced Cooperative Differential Evolution for Constrained Large-Scale Optimization Problems

Author(s): Puyu Jiang, Jun Liu, Yuansheng Cheng

Pages: 1620 - 1632

7) Transfer-Based Particle Swarm Optimization for Large-Scale Dynamic Optimization With Changing Variable Interactions

Author(s): Xiao-Fang Liu, Zhi-Hui Zhan, Jun Zhang

Pages: 1633 - 1643

8) Cooperative Co-Evolution for Large-Scale Multiobjective Air Traffic Flow Management

Author(s): Tong Guo, Yi Mei, Ke Tang, Wenbo Du

Pages: 1644 - 1658

9) Benchmarking Analysis of Evolutionary Neural Architecture Search

Author(s): Zeqiong Lv, Chao Qian, Yanan Sun

Pages: 1659 - 1673

10) Rapidly Evolving Soft Robots via Action Inheritance

Author(s): Shulei Liu, Wen Yao, Handing Wang, Wei Peng, Yang Yang

Pages: 1674 - 1688

11) A Semantic-Based Hoist Mutation Operator for Evolutionary Feature Construction in Regression

Author(s): Hengzhe Zhang, Qi Chen, Bing Xue, Wolfgang Banzhaf, Mengjie Zhang

Pages: 1689 - 1703

12) Exact and Metaheuristic Algorithms for Variable Reduction

Author(s): Aijuan Song, Guohua Wu, Ling Zhou, Ling Wang, Witold Pedrycz

Pages: 1704 - 1718

13) A Multiform Evolutionary Search Paradigm for Bilevel Multiobjective Optimization

Author(s): Yinglan Feng, Liang Feng, Sam Kwong, Kay Chen Tan

Pages: 1719 - 1732

14) Multitask Evolution Strategy With Knowledge-Guided External Sampling

Author(s): Yanchi Li, Wenyin Gong, Shuijia Li

Pages: 1733 - 1745

15) Compromising Pareto-Optimality With Regularity in Platform-Based Multiobjective Optimization

Author(s): Ritam Guha, Kalyanmoy Deb

Pages: 1746 - 1760

16) Genetic Programming for Dynamic Flexible Job Shop Scheduling: Evolution With Single Individuals and Ensembles

Author(s): Meng Xu, Yi Mei, Fangfang Zhang, Mengjie Zhang

Pages: 1761 - 1775

17) Solution Transfer in Evolutionary Optimization: An Empirical Study on Sequential Transfer

Author(s): Xiaoming Xue, Cuie Yang, Liang Feng, Kai Zhang, Linqi Song, Kay Chen Tan

Pages: 1776 - 1793

18) Sustainable Scheduling of Distributed Flow Shop Group: A Collaborative Multi-Objective Evolutionary Algorithm Driven by Indicators

Author(s): Yuhang Wang, Yuyan Han, Yuting Wang, Quan-Ke Pan, Ling Wang

Pages: 1794 - 1808

19) Offline Data-Driven Optimization at Scale: A Cooperative Coevolutionary Approach

Author(s): Yue-Jiao Gong, Yuan-Ting Zhong, Hao-Gan Huang

Pages: 1809 - 1823

20) Balancing Different Optimization Difficulty Between Objectives in Multiobjective Feature Selection

Author(s): Zhenshou Song, Handing Wang, Bing Xue, Mengjie Zhang

Pages: 1824 - 1837

21) Noisy Evolutionary Optimization With Application to Grid-Based Persistent Monitoring

Author(s): Xiaoyu He, Xueyan Tang, Zibin Zheng, Yuren Zhou

Pages: 1838 - 1851

22) Evolutionary Multitasking for Multiobjective Feature Selection in Classification

Author(s): Jiabin Lin, Qi Chen, Bing Xue, Mengjie Zhang

Pages: 1852 - 1866

23) Grid Classification-Based Surrogate-Assisted Particle Swarm Optimization for Expensive Multiobjective Optimization

Author(s): Qi-Te Yang, Zhi-Hui Zhan, Xiao-Fang Liu, Jian-Yu Li, Jun Zhang

Pages: 1867 - 1881

[schwing-alicious]

I don't understand why he's so unknown?? Disliked??? Never mentioned in the fandom?? Breaks my heart it does.

[mymangacaps]