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The HM members are divided into two different parts: feasible members and infeasible members, as illustrated in Figure 3. The former satisfy all the constraint functions, while the latter YES1 do not. Thus, the ranking of the HM members is separated into two consecutive stages: ranking of the feasible HM members and ranking of the infeasible ones. The ranking of the feasible HM members is straightforward: they can be sorted using their objective function values. However, for the infeasible ones, the ranking is based on the Pareto-dominance of these HM members [42]. An infeasible HM member dominates another, if none of its constraint function values is larger and at least one is smaller. Formally, the Pareto-dominance is defined as follows. Suppose there are two infeasible HM members, x��1 and x��2. If ?i��1,2,��,M:gix��1��gix��2��?i��1,2,��,M:gix��1Icotinib molecular weight x��? and x��# are feasible, and f(x��?)0?��?i��1,2,��,M:gi(x��?)��0?��?i��1,2,��,M:gi(x��#)��0?��fx��?0?��?i��1,2,��,M:gi(x��#)>0?��?i��1,2,��,M:gi(x��?)��gi(x��#)?��?i��1,2,��,M:gi(x��?)selleck screening library for new feasible HM members by repeatedly examining them with the constraint functions, as in Figure 2. Compared with the original HS method, our approach needs only a considerably smaller number of constraint function evaluations and, thus, has a lower computational complexity. 5.3. Wind Generator Design In this section, we investigate the constrained optimization effectiveness of the modified HS method using a real-world design problem. Wind generator design has been an important but difficult topic in the modern electrical machinery industry.