i want to solve optimization problem with random brute force search?

attached is the question

[Torsten]

It would be helpful to see how F_weighted is calculated.

[binod kharel]

you can see below attached images to be more clear .

[Torsten]

gamma_i >= 0 ?

[binod kharel]

yes gamma_i>=gamma_d where gamma_d=1.0533 and sum of gamma_i must be greater than gamma_d

[binod kharel]

sorry gamma_i<=1.0533

[Torsten]

gamma_i >=0 and gamma_i<=1.0533 or only gamma_i <= 1.053 ?

[Jan]

@binod kharel: What exactly is your question? What have you tried so far and which problem do you have currently?

[binod kharel]

@Jan Simon attached figure is the problem and their corresponding reference you can check with the attached figure with that question

[Jan]

@binod kharel: What do you expect from this forum? Did you spend any own work in solving your problem? Then it would be useful, if you explain, what you have done yet. Simply posting the question can cause the impression, that you want to use the forum as a cheap programming service. So please take the time to explain the actual problem you have.

Answer 1

[binod kharel]

@jan simon i have solved and formulated the fweighted function and this function value depends on value of gamma and i want to get arbitraily different values of gamma and i want to perform random brute force search in this optimization problem.so anyone who is known about random brute force search optimization can suggest me the way and i am not such that i just posted in a cheap way in this forum.so any suggestion it woukd be very helpful for me and i have given detai description in picture.