A Balanced Approach of Rapid Genetic Exploration and Surrogate Exploitation for Hyperparameter Optimization
Chul Kim, Inwhee Joe
2025-04-10Hyperparameter Optimization
Abstract
This paper proposes a new method for hyperparameter optimization (HPO) that balances exploration and exploitation. While evolutionary algorithms (EAs) show promise in HPO, they often struggle with effective exploitation. To address this, we integrate a linear surrogate model into a genetic algorithm (GA), allowing for smooth integration of multiple strategies. This combination improves exploitation performance, achieving an average improvement of 1.89 percent (max 6.55 percent, min -3.45 percent) over existing HPO methods.
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