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Juan Zhao1, Zheng-Ming Gao2,3
1School of electronics and information engineering, Jingchu University of Technology, Jingmen 448000, China.
Abstract:
A new swarm-based optimization algorithm called the Aquila optimizer (AO) was just proposed recently with promising better performance. However, as reported by the proposer, it almost remains unchanged for almost half of the convergence curves at the latter iterations. Considering the better performance and the lazy latter convergence rates of the AO algorithm in optimization, the multiple updating principle is introduced and the heterogeneous AO called HAO is proposed in this paper. Simulation experiments were carried out on both unimodal and multimodal benchmark functions, and comparison with other capable algorithms were also made, most of the results confirmed the better performance with better intensification and diversification capabilities, fast convergence rate, low residual errors, strong scalabilities, and convinced verification results. Further application in optimizing three benchmark real-world engineering problems were also carried out, the overall better performance in optimizing was confirmed without any other equations introduced for improvement.
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