Multi-Objective Grey Wolf Optimizer for the Identification Process of a real MIMO System

This article implements the multi-objective grey wolf optimizer (MOGWO) in the identification process of a multivariable system. For a sequence of 100 runs, MOGWO approach had compared and analyzed with the grey wolf optimizer (GWO), the single-objective version. In the computational simulation, the determination coefficient values and mean square error had used to analyze the quality of the models obtained. In the results, MOGWO showed superior to GWO to the differences between the order of magnitude of the system outputs. The implementation shows that MOGWO and other multi-objective metaheuristics can be an alternative method to solve problems of identification processes of multivariable systems.