Abstract

Game-theory based Nash–evolutionary algorithms are efficient to speed-up and parallelize the optimum design procedure. They have been applied in several fields of engineering and sciences, mainly, in aeronautical and structural engineering. The influence of the search space player territory has been shown as having an important role in the algorithm performance. Here we present a study where a diversity enhanced dynamic player territory is introduced and its behavior is tested in a reconstruction problem in structural engineering. The proposed diversity dynamic territory seems to increase the optimization procedure robustness, and improves the results from a classical dynamic territory, in a structural frame test case.

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