Portfolio-Based Constrained Multi-Objective Bayesian Optimization for Materials Design
Read the original on arXiv Statistics ML →The paper presents a portfolio-based approach to constrained multi-objective Bayesian optimization for materials design, framing acquisition‑function selection as an adaptive policy problem. Two controllers—UCB‑Bandit, a modified UCB multi‑armed bandit, and Agentic‑Switch, a multi‑agent system powered by a large language model—were tested against fixed‑policy baselines on synthetic benchmarks and two real materials design case studies. The adaptive policies achieved competitive results in cumulative feasibility counts and feasible hypervolume improvement, outperforming individual acquisition functions that excelled only in a single metric.
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