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Authors
Ricardo Ivn Valencia Gonzlez
Abstract
Ppolom is a solution model to find the best conditions to import products into Mxico, taking into
consideration the foreign trade process and Mexican legislation. Solved using Darwin an
implementation for Genetic Algorithms; GA helps solve this multivariate optimization problem
Keywords
Genetic algorithm. Multivariate Optimization. Stochastic Search. Foreign Trade. External commerce.
Introduction
non-linear
solutions
and
multivariate
Proposal
Development
To make this a self-contained, manageable
project, an in-house GA framework was developed,
named Darwin, using Python. It uses a standard
Crossover Operation, a Rank Selector for the next
selected product
(regular_t)
last generation.
trade_t as tax.
(, ) = + _ + ( _)
This formula does not represent a measurable value in terms of money
Results
In general, Ppolom does a decent job finding the
best set of conditions to select a country candidate for
Country
United States
Units
2,000
393024
393024
product.
Population size
200
Crossover rate
0.6
Mutation rate
0.02
Generations
500
Final Words
With product 1001.90.01 which is the Harmonized
System code for Wheat, this resulted on:
Country
Guatemala
Units
7,000
477059
477059
best individual and the avg fitness are the same because
https://github.com/avatharBot/ppolom.
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