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    • Introduce an adaptive parameter control and selection strategy for DE with exponential crossover (APEX-DE).
    • Develop a high-performance DE variant using exponential crossover.

    Main Methods:

    • Proposed a novel adaptive parameter control (APC) technique with automatic crossover rate generation.
    • Implemented a dual-stage scale factor generation mechanism and adaptive strategy for scale parameter.
    • Introduced a new selection mechanism to improve local optima escape and a redirection strategy for enhanced evolutionary potential.

    Main Results:

    • APEX-DE demonstrated superior performance on 88 benchmark functions.
    • The algorithm achieved better results on a challenging uncrewed aerial vehicle (UAV) path-planning task.
    • Experimental evaluations confirmed APEX-DE outperforms state-of-the-art algorithms.

    Conclusions:

    • APEX-DE provides a high-performance DE variant leveraging exponential crossover.
    • The proposed adaptive strategies significantly enhance optimization capabilities.
    • APEX-DE shows promise for complex real-world problems like UAV path planning.