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Fig. 2.7. An Example of parameters update by steepest decent method.
Fig. 2.13. Bi-objective minimization problem. The shaded region presents dominated  solutions and the solid curve illustrates non-dominated solutions [47]
Fig. 3.7. The steps of the divide and conquer based algorithm applied on 20 points.
Fig. 3.8. The steps of the approximation convex hull algorithm applied on 22 points.
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