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A Symbiotic Multi-Species Optimizer for Discrete Optimization

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This paper presents a discrete optimization algorithm based on a model of symbiosis, called binary symbiotic multi-species optimizer (BSMSO). BSMSO extends the dynamics of the canonical binary particle swarm algorithm (CBPSO) by adding a significant ingredient, which takes into account symbiotic co evolution between species. The BSMSO algorithm is evaluated on a number of discrete optimization problems for compared with the CBPSO algorithm. The comparisons show that on average, BSMSO outperforms the BPSOs in terms of accuracy and convergence speed on all benchmark functions.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 150)

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8-11

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.150.8

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January 2012

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Ying Hui Huang, Jian Sheng Zhang

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BSMSO, Discrete Optimization, Symbiosis

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