CH1 INTRODUCTION
Background - intro to GA - Selection method - Uses of GA in differetn field - Industrial uses of vibration based damage detection - What are needed to be done?
Objective: - obj1
Scope: - Scope 1
Related publication - Who did what type of research? - How ? > Methods - Results? - How are they related? to each other and to this project?
CH2 CCGA
Genetic algorithm - Method - Strength over other algorithms (>book) - Design variables - Selection technique - Termination criteria
CCGA - How it differ from traditional method? - Other extensions of Genetic Algorithms - Theory + flowchart for programming - Researches using CCGA
CH3 NUMERICAL SIMULATION
Current status - ?extension of previous work - ?comparative study
Vibration in truss structure - 2D - 3D
Programming procedure - Variable - Details of randomization/Selection > When? - Insertion of randomized experimental noise (?%)
Expected results - ? - ?
Draft CH1
Based on the concept of biological evolution, the fittest individual survive most and also have the opportunity to reproduce further generation. Certain species may suffer climate changes, migration, food supply, preys, etc. (,) . . .
Computational models of genetic algrorithms represent design variables as individual’s chromosomes. The least fit individuals may still reproduce but with lower chance of survival. The fittest members will be kept as elitism. Different selection techniques must always involved in order to ensure randomized sampling of parents population > Selection 1, 2, 3,…
Genetic algorithms has been used in . . .
Questions
- Through which dimension a research can be useful?
- How far or deep should a research be stretched?
- What are the constraints in doing different types of reserach?
- Why are basic research important? and other types?
- How far should we look into the literatures?
- What kinds of researches can be done in developing countries? in first world?
- Why publication is necessary?
- How are reseaches and politics related?
- Do we often duplicate researches?
- What if my methods are wrong?
- What if my findings are wrong? not what I expected?
- What if I cannot finish on time?
- What if political pressure is too bad?
- Where researches should end?
- Purposes of doing researches?
- Patent, inventorship, commercial perspective?
- Where do researchers gather?