CostFunction.m

%% CostFunction.m 
% J  [OUT] : The objective Vector. J is a matrix with as many rows as
%            trial vectors in X.
% X   [IN] : Decision Variable Vector. X is a matrix with as many rows as
%            trial vector and as many columns as decision variables.
% Dat [IN] : Parameters defined in DE_TCRparam.m
% 
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%% Beta version 
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%% Author
% Gilberto Reynoso Meza
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%% Main call
function J=CostFunction(X,Dat)

if strcmp(Dat.CostProblem,'Rastrigin')
    J=Rastrigin(X,Dat);
elseif strcmp(Dat.CostProblem,'YourProblem')
    % Here comes the call for a cost function of your own problem. 
end

%% Calling Rastrigin function from matlab library.
function J=Rastrigin(X,~)

Xpop=size(X,1);
J=zeros(Xpop,1);

for xpop=1:Xpop
    J(xpop,1)=rastriginsfcn(X(xpop,:));
end
%
%% Write your own cost function here....


%% Release and bug report:
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% November 2012: Initial release