Hybrid Sine Cosine and Fitness Dependent Optimizer for Global Optimization
The fitness-dependent optimizer (FDO), a newly proposed swarm intelligent algorithm, is focused on the reproductive mechanism of bee swarming and collective decision-making. To optimize the performance, FDO calculates velocity (pace) differently. FDO calculates weight using the fitness function valu...
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Po Chan Chiu [verfasserIn] Ali Selamat [verfasserIn] Ondrej Krejcar [verfasserIn] King Kuok Kuok [verfasserIn] |
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