Feature/nsga optimizer - #18
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- Add examples/fishery_framework.py with bilevel optimization - Add examples/fishery_config.yaml with all hyperparameters - Add pyyaml dependency
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Added file for ngsa optimization (multivariate optimization using genetic algorithm). A frontier is optimized over two variables. To fully implement this, changes will need to be made to the regulator_env to return an array of fitness values (two columns representing sustainability and market value) instead of a single list.
Also added basic visualizations for scatterplot of sustainability_penalty vs mean_reward. This is per iteration of outer loop for all mechanisms. The goal is to give a visualization of the tradeoff between the sustainability_penalty and mean_reward. This could be expanded to include beach plots like in the Koster et al. paper.