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# Expensive Optimization Benchmark
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# EXPObench: An EXPensive Optimization benchmark library
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[**Extensive documentation is available here**](http://algtudelft.github.io/ExpensiveOptimBenchmark/)
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The purpose of this repository is to benchmark different surrogate algorithms on expensive real life optimization problems. It contains different *problems*, where the goal is to minimize some objective function, and *approaches*, which solve the minimization problem through the use of surrogate models. The documentation above contains a list of the problems and approaches, as well as instructions for how to add new problems or approaches.
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If you make use of EXPObench in your scientific work, please cite us:
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```bibtex
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@Misc{expobench,
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author = {A. Guijt and L. Bliek and R. Karlsson and S. Verwer and M. de Weerdt},
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title = {EXPObench: An EXPensive Optimization benchmark library},
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howpublished = {\url{https://github.com/AlgTUDelft/ExpensiveOptimBenchmark}},
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year = {2021}
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}
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```
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This repository requires a working installation of python 3. A quick test to see if everything works is to run the following code. This runs random search (not a surrogate algorithm) on the rosenbrock problem (which is not an expensive optimization problem):
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`python expensiveoptimbenchmark/run_experiment.py --max-eval=100 rosenbrock --n-cont=10 randomsearch`

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