MATLAB: Can I use gamultiobj optimization for a problem where the objective functions are not in terms of the decision variables

gagamultiobj

Can I use the gamultiobj optimization in matlab to solve this problem (simplified version of my problem)?

Objfuc1 = x1+x2; Objfuc2 = x1*x2;

subject to 0<=y1<=1 1<=y2<=3

where changing y1 and y2 changes x1 and x2.

[t,z] = ode45 ('RHS',time,x0) where RHS the odes integrated to get z x1 and x2 are evaluated from ode integration results: x1 = z(1).*z(2); x2 = z(1)./z(2);

Any suggestions or help will be greatly appreciated.

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Take a look at this example, which shows how to use an ODE solution as an objective function.

Alan Weiss

MATLAB mathematical toolbox documentation

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