Immune-Inspired Quantum Genetic Optimization Algorithm and its Application

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Artificial immune systems (AIS), inspired by the natural immune systems, are an emerging kind of soft computing methods. This paper brings forward an immune-inspired quantum genetic optimization algorithm (IQGOA) based on clonal selection algorithm. The IQGOA is an evolutionary computation method inspired by the immune clonal principle of human immune system. To show the versatility and flexibility of the proposed IQGOA, some examples are given. Experimental results have shown that IQGOA is superior to clonal selection algorithm and Genetic Algorithm (GA) on performance.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 143-144)

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547-551

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October 2010

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