can you plot the temp, lux and iaq at the balance point?

% run_MOEMA_MultiObjective.m
% Comprehensive script to run MOEMA optimization for Smart Building Comfort and Energy Consumption

%% ------------------ Initialization ------------------

clc;
clear;
close all;

% ------------------ Data Initialization ------------------

% Data from UTHM 
% Columns: Time_instance, Temp_(F), Temp_(C), lux, IAQ
dataSH = [    
    1.0000   60.0000   15.5600  711.0000  610.0000
    2.0000   65.0000   18.3300  717.0000  670.0000
    3.0000   67.0000   19.4400  718.0000  650.0000
    4.0000   66.0000   18.8900  717.0000  640.0000
    5.0000   67.0000   19.4400  700.0000  600.0000
    6.0000   63.0000   17.2200  713.0000  620.0000
    7.0000   62.0000   16.6700  724.0000  670.0000
    8.0000   81.0000   27.2200  710.0000  920.0000
    9.0000   80.0000   26.6700  914.0000  920.0000
   10.0000   81.0000   27.2200  900.0000  960.0000
   11.0000   83.0000   28.3300  897.0000  900.0000
   12.0000   80.0000   26.6700  895.0000  930.0000
   13.0000   79.0000   26.1100  904.0000  950.0000
   14.0000   82.0000   27.7800  903.0000  960.0000
   15.0000   81.0000   27.2200  906.0000  970.0000
   16.0000   80.0000   26.6700  898.0000  925.0000
   17.0000   66.0000   18.8900  728.0000  610.0000
   18.0000   63.0000   17.2200  703.0000  670.0000
   19.0000   66.0000   18.8900  714.0000  630.0000
   20.0000   66.0000   18.8900  721.0000  645.0000
   21.0000   66.0000   18.8900  722.0000  650.0000
   22.0000   67.0000   19.4400  703.0000  600.0000
   23.0000   66.0000   18.8900  701.0000  670.0000
   24.0000   81.0000   27.2200  728.0000  980.0000
   25.0000   81.0000   27.2200  891.0000  930.0000
   26.0000   82.0000   27.7800  906.0000  948.0000
   27.0000   80.0000   26.6700  901.0000  965.0000
   28.0000   81.0000   27.2200  901.0000  916.0000
   29.0000   79.0000   26.1100  915.0000  900.0000
   30.0000   83.0000   28.3300  914.0000  960.0000
   31.0000   79.0000   26.1100  890.0000  970.0000
   32.0000   81.0000   27.2200  912.0000  930.0000
   33.0000   65.0000   18.3300  717.0000  610.0000
   34.0000   67.0000   19.4400  714.0000  620.0000
   35.0000   65.0000   18.3300  724.0000  670.0000
   36.0000   67.0000   19.4400  726.0000  680.0000
   37.0000   66.0000   18.8900  723.0000  650.0000
   38.0000   64.0000   17.7800  726.0000  660.0000
   39.0000   65.0000   18.3300  708.0000  640.0000
   40.0000   80.0000   26.6700  712.0000  900.0000
   41.0000   83.0000   28.3300  917.0000  910.0000
   42.0000   79.0000   26.1100  905.0000  920.0000
   43.0000   82.0000   27.7800  893.0000  980.0000
   44.0000   80.0000   26.6700  920.0000  940.0000
   45.0000   81.0000   27.2200  913.0000  950.0000
   46.0000   81.0000   27.2200  905.0000  940.0000
   47.0000   82.0000   27.7800  896.0000  970.0000
   48.0000   80.0000   26.6700  898.0000  980.0000
];

% ------------------ MOEMA Parameters ------------------

% Number of decision variables: 3 per period for 48 periods
dim = 144;

% Population size and number of iterations
NPop = 150;  % Population size
T = 300;     % Number of iterations

% Define lower and upper bounds for each variable
% Each period has T, L, IAQ variables with specific bounds
lb = zeros(1, dim);
ub = zeros(1, dim);

% Define bounds per variable type
% T: Temperature [20, 25.56]
% L: Light [720, 880]
% IAQ: IAQ [700, 880]

% Assign bounds for each variable in the decision vector
for k = 1:48
    idx = 3*(k-1) + 1;
    lb(idx) = 20;       % Temperature lower bound
    ub(idx) = 25.56;    % Temperature upper bound
    
    lb(idx+1) = 720;    % Light lower bound
    ub(idx+1) = 880;    % Light upper bound
    
    lb(idx+2) = 700;    % IAQ lower bound
    ub(idx+2) = 880;    % IAQ upper bound
end

% ------------------ Define Fitness Function ------------------

% Define the fitness function handle with dataSH
fitness_fcn = @(X) multi_objective_cost_function(X, dataSH);

% ------------------ Run MOEMA ------------------

% Run the MOEMA optimization
[paretoFront, paretoSet, Trajectories, fitness_history, position_history, spacing] = MOEMA(NPop, T, lb, ub, dim, fitness_fcn);


% ------------------ Plot the Pareto Front ------------------

figure;
plot(paretoFront(:,1), paretoFront(:,2), 'ro', 'MarkerSize',8, 'LineWidth',1.5);
xlabel('-Average Comfort Index');
ylabel('Average Energy Consumption');
title('Pareto Front for Smart Building Optimization using MOEMA');
grid on;
set(gca, 'FontSize', 12);

% First, find the best balanced solution from Pareto front
% Convert -CI_avg back to CI_avg
CI_values = -paretoFront(:,1);
EC_values = paretoFront(:,2);

% Normalize the values
CI_norm = (CI_values - min(CI_values)) / (max(CI_values) - min(CI_values));
EC_norm = (EC_values - min(EC_values)) / (max(EC_values) - min(EC_values));

% Find the solution closest to ideal point (1,0)
distances = sqrt((1-CI_norm).^2 + EC_norm.^2);
[~, best_idx] = min(distances);


% Display metrics for the best balanced solution
fprintf('\nBest Balanced Solution Metrics:\n');
fprintf('Comfort Index: %.3f\n', CI_values(best_idx));
fprintf('Energy Consumption: %.2f\n', EC_values(best_idx));

% ------------------ plot for the best pareto ------------------
figure;
% Plot all Pareto front points in red
plot(paretoFront(:,1), paretoFront(:,2), 'ro', 'MarkerSize',8, 'LineWidth',1.5);
hold on;
% Plot the balanced solution point in green
plot(paretoFront(best_idx,1), paretoFront(best_idx,2), 'go', 'MarkerSize',12, 'LineWidth',2, 'MarkerFaceColor','g');
xlabel('-Average Comfort Index');
ylabel('Average Energy Consumption');
title('Pareto Front for Smart Building Optimization using MOEMA');
legend('Pareto Front', 'Balanced Solution', 'Location', 'best');
grid on;
set(gca, 'FontSize', 12);



%% ------------------ Functions ------------------

% ---------- Multi-Objective Cost Function ----------
function objectives = multi_objective_cost_function(X, dataSH)
    % MULTI_OBJECTIVE_COST_FUNCTION Evaluates user comfort and energy consumption.
    %
    % This function is designed for multi-objective optimization with two objectives:
    %   1. Maximize User Comfort (to be minimized as -CI_avg)
    %   2. Minimize Energy Consumption (EC_avg)
    %
    % Inputs:
    %   X      - A vector of decision variables for 48 periods, structured as:
    %            [T1, L1, IAQ1, T2, L2, IAQ2, ..., T48, L48, IAQ48]
    %   dataSH - A 48x5 matrix where:
    %            dataSH(:,3) = Temperature coefficients (Tc)
    %            dataSH(:,4) = Light coefficients (Lc)
    %            dataSH(:,5) = IAQ coefficients (IAQc)
    %
    % Output:
    %   objectives - A 2-element vector:
    %                [ -Average Comfort Index, Average Energy Consumption ]
    
    % Ensure that X has the correct length
    if length(X) ~= 144
        error('Decision vector X must have 144 elements (3 variables per 48 periods).');
    end
    
    % Weight coefficients for comfort components
    p1 = 1/3; % Temperature Weight
    p2 = 1/3; % Light Weight
    p3 = 1/3; % IAQ Weight
    
    % Desired setpoints for comfort
    Td = 22.78; % Desired Temperature (°C)
    Ld = 800;   % Desired Light Level (lux)
    Id = 800;   % Desired IAQ Level
    
    % Energy consumption weights
    pT = 9; % Temperature Energy Consumption Weight
    pL = 1; % Light Energy Consumption Weight
    pI = 1; % IAQ Energy Consumption Weight
    
    % Extract coefficients from dataSH for all 48 periods
    Tc = dataSH(:,3)'; % Temperature coefficients (1x48 vector)
    Lc = dataSH(:,4)'; % Light coefficients (1x48 vector)
    Ic = dataSH(:,5)'; % IAQ coefficients (1x48 vector)
    
    % Initialize vectors to store metrics for each period
    CI = zeros(48,1);    % Comfort Index for each period
    EC = zeros(48,1);    % Energy Consumption for each period
    
    % Loop through each of the 48 periods to compute metrics
    for k = 1:48
        % Extract decision variables for period k
        Tk = X(3*k-2); % Temperature setting
        Lk = X(3*k-1); % Light setting
        Ik = X(3*k);   % IAQ setting
        
        % --- Calculate Comfort Index Components ---
        Ti = 1 - ((Tk - Td) / Tc(k))^2;
        Li = 1 - ((Lk - Ld) / Lc(k))^2;
        Ii = 1 - ((Ik - Id) / Ic(k))^2;
        CI(k) = p1 * Ti + p2 * Li + p3 * Ii;
        
        % --- Calculate Energy Consumption ---
        ET = pT * abs(Tk - Tc(k));
        EL = pL * abs(Lk - Lc(k));
        EI = pI * abs(Ik - Ic(k));
        EC(k) = ET + EL + EI;
    end
    
    % --- Aggregate Metrics Over All Periods ---
    CI_avg = mean(CI);   % Average Comfort Index
    EC_avg = mean(EC);   % Average Energy Consumption
    
    % --- Prepare Objectives for Multi-Objective Optimization ---
    % Objective 1: Maximize User Comfort -> Minimize (-CI_avg)
    % Objective 2: Minimize Energy Consumption -> Minimize (EC_avg)
    objectives = [-CI_avg, EC_avg];
end

function [paretoFront, paretoSet, Trajectories, fitness_history, position_history, spacing] = MOEMA(NPop, T, lb, ub, dim, FITNESSFCN)
    % MOEMA: Multi-Objective Evolutionary Mating Algorithm
    % 
    % Solves multi-objective optimization problems of the form:
    %   min F(X) = [f1(X), f2(X)]  subject to: lb <= X <= ub
    % 
    % Inputs:
    %   NPop      - Population size
    %   T         - Number of iterations
    %   lb        - Lower bounds (1 x dim)
    %   ub        - Upper bounds (1 x dim)
    %   dim       - Number of decision variables
    %   FITNESSFCN - Function handle for the multi-objective fitness function
    % 
    % Outputs:
    %   paretoFront      - Set of non-dominated solutions in objective space
    %   paretoSet        - Set of non-dominated solutions in decision space
    %   Trajectories     - Best solution trajectory over iterations
    %   fitness_history  - History of fitness values
    %   position_history - History of population positions
    %   spacing          - Spacing metric of the obtained Pareto front
    
    % Preallocation
    fitness_history = zeros(NPop, T, 2);    % Assuming 2 objectives
    position_history = zeros(NPop, T, dim);
    Trajectories = zeros(dim, T);
    
    % Generation of initial population
    pop = initialization(NPop, dim, ub, lb);
    pop_dad = pop(1:floor(NPop/2), :);      % Parent subset 1
    pop_mum = pop(floor(NPop/2)+1:end, :);  % Parent subset 2
    
    % Evaluation of objective function for initial population
    obj_dad = evaluate_population(pop_dad, FITNESSFCN);
    obj_mum = evaluate_population(pop_mum, FITNESSFCN);
    obj = [obj_dad; obj_mum];
    
    % Initialize archive with non-dominated solutions
    archive = update_archive([], [], pop, obj);
    
    % Evolutionary Loop
    for gen = 1:T
        % Shuffle parents
        k1 = randperm(size(pop_dad,1));
        k2 = randperm(size(pop_mum,1));
        k1x = pop_dad(k1, :);
        k2x = pop_mum(k2, :);
        
        % Generate children
        for k = 1:size(k1x,1)
            % Mating process
            imates = randn(1, dim);  % Mating factor
            p = rand(1, dim);        % Crossover probability
            r = rand();
            
            if mean(imates) >= 0  % Decide mating based on imates
                child = p .* k1x(k, :) + (1 - p) .* k2x(k, :);
            else
                child = p .* k2x(k, :) + (1 - p) .* k1x(k, :);
            end
            
            % Impact of best environment (using random non-dominated solution)
            if ~isempty(archive.pop)
                best_pop = archive.pop(randi(size(archive.pop,1)), :);
                K = rand(1, dim) < 0.30;  % Modification probability
                child = best_pop .* (1 - K) + child .* K;
            end
            
            % Ensure child is within bounds
            child = max(min(child, ub), lb);
            
            % Evaluate child
            obj_child = FITNESSFCN(child);
            
            % Update population using non-dominated sorting
            [pop_dad, obj_dad] = update_population(pop_dad, obj_dad, child, obj_child, k);
            [pop_mum, obj_mum] = update_population(pop_mum, obj_mum, child, obj_child, k);
            
            % Exploration process
            if r < 0.20
                if ~isempty(archive.pop)
                    temp1 = archive.pop(randi(size(archive.pop,1)), :);
                    temp_child = rand(1, dim) .* temp1;  % Exploration child
                    temp_child = max(min(temp_child, ub), lb);
                    obj_temp_child = FITNESSFCN(temp_child);
                    
                    % Randomly decide where to place the exploration child
                    replace_idx_dad = randi(size(pop_dad,1));
                    replace_idx_mum = randi(size(pop_mum,1));
                    
                    pop_dad(replace_idx_dad, :) = temp_child;
                    obj_dad(replace_idx_dad, :) = obj_temp_child;
                    
                    pop_mum(replace_idx_mum, :) = temp_child;
                    obj_mum(replace_idx_mum, :) = obj_temp_child;
                end
            end
        end
        
        % Combine updated populations
        pop = [pop_dad; pop_mum];
        obj = [obj_dad; obj_mum];
        
        % Update archive with non-dominated solutions
        archive = update_archive(archive.pop, archive.obj, pop, obj);
        
        % Record fitness and positions
        fitness_history(:, gen, :) = obj;
        position_history(:, gen, :) = pop;
        
        % Update Trajectories with a random non-dominated solution
        if ~isempty(archive.pop)
            Trajectories(:, gen) = archive.pop(randi(size(archive.pop,1)), :)';
        end
        
        % Display iteration status
        disp(['Iteration #', num2str(gen), ' completed. Archive size: ', num2str(size(archive.pop,1))]);
    end
    
    % Return Pareto front and Pareto set
    paretoFront = archive.obj;
    paretoSet = archive.pop;
    
    % Calculate spacing metric
    spacing = spacing_metric(paretoFront);
end

% ---------- Spacing Metric Function ----------
function spacing = spacing_metric(obtained_pf)
    if size(obtained_pf, 1) < 2
        spacing = Inf;
        return;
    end
    
    n = size(obtained_pf, 1);
    d = zeros(n, 1);
    
    % Calculate di for each solution
    for i = 1:n
        % Calculate distances to all other solutions
        min_dist = Inf;
        for j = 1:n
            if i ~= j
                % Calculate |f1(x) - f1(x')| + |f2(x) - f2(x')|
                dist = abs(obtained_pf(i,1) - obtained_pf(j,1)) + ...
                       abs(obtained_pf(i,2) - obtained_pf(j,2));
                min_dist = min(min_dist, dist);
            end
        end
        d(i) = min_dist;
    end
    
    % Calculate mean of distances
    d_bar = mean(d);
    
    % Calculate spacing metric SP
    spacing = sqrt(sum((d_bar - d).^2) / (n - 1));
end

% ---------- Initialization Function ----------
function pop = initialization(NPop, dim, ub, lb)
    % INITIALIZATION Generates an initial population within bounds
    pop = rand(NPop, dim) .* (ub - lb) + lb;
end

% ---------- Evaluate Population Function ----------
function obj = evaluate_population(pop, FITNESSFCN)
    % EVALUATE_POPULATION Evaluates the objective function for each individual
    num_individuals = size(pop,1);
    obj = zeros(num_individuals, 2);  % Assuming 2 objectives
    parfor i = 1:num_individuals
        obj(i, :) = FITNESSFCN(pop(i, :));
    end
end

% ---------- Update Population Function ----------
function [pop, obj] = update_population(pop, obj, child, child_obj, index)
    % UPDATE_POPULATION Updates the population based on dominance
    if dominates(child_obj, obj(index, :))
        pop(index, :) = child;
        obj(index, :) = child_obj;
    elseif dominates(obj(index, :), child_obj)
        % Do nothing, parent dominates child
    else
        % Neither dominates; randomly decide to replace
        if rand() < 0.5
            pop(index, :) = child;
            obj(index, :) = child_obj;
        end
    end
end

% ---------- Update Archive Function ----------
function archive = update_archive(archive_pop, archive_obj, pop, obj)
    % UPDATE_ARCHIVE Updates the archive with non-dominated solutions
    combined_pop = [archive_pop; pop];
    combined_obj = [archive_obj; obj];
    
    [is_dominated, ~] = pareto_dominance(combined_obj);
    non_dominated = ~is_dominated;
    
    archive.pop = combined_pop(non_dominated, :);
    archive.obj = combined_obj(non_dominated, :);
end

% ---------- Pareto Dominance Function ----------
function [is_dominated, domination_count] = pareto_dominance(objectives)
    % PARETO_DOMINANCE Determines domination relationships among solutions
    % 
    % Outputs:
    %   is_dominated - Logical array indicating if a solution is dominated
    %   domination_count - Number of times a solution is dominated
    
    n_solutions = size(objectives,1);
    is_dominated = false(n_solutions,1);
    domination_count = zeros(n_solutions, 1);
    
    for i = 1:n_solutions
        for j = 1:n_solutions
            if i ~= j
                if dominates(objectives(j,:), objectives(i,:))
                    is_dominated(i) = true;
                    domination_count(j) = domination_count(j) + 1;
                end
            end
        end
    end
end

% ---------- Dominates Function ----------
function result = dominates(obj1, obj2)
    % DOMINATES Checks if obj1 dominates obj2
    result = all(obj1 <= obj2) && any(obj1 < obj2);
end