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Dynamic Cat Swarm Optimization algorithm for backboard wiring problem

Journal

NEURAL COMPUTING & APPLICATIONS
Volume 33, Issue 20, Pages 13981-13997

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SPRINGER LONDON LTD
DOI: 10.1007/s00521-021-06041-3

Keywords

Dynamic Cat Swarm Optimization; Cat Swarm Optimization; Exploration and exploitation phases; Metaheuristics; Optimization

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This paper introduces a powerful swarm intelligence optimization algorithm named Dynamic Cat Swarm Optimization, which addresses the issue of premature convergence by modifying the existing Cat Swarm Optimization algorithm. Experimental results demonstrate the algorithm's outperformance compared to several well-known algorithms, further confirmed through statistical methods and graphs.
This paper presents a powerful swarm intelligence metaheuristic optimization algorithm called Dynamic Cat Swarm Optimization. The formulation is through modifying the existing Cat Swarm Optimization Algorithm. The original Cat Swarm Optimization suffers from the shortcoming of premature convergence, which is the possibility of entrapment in local optima which usually happens due to the off balance between exploration and exploitation phases. Therefore, the proposed algorithm suggests a new method to provide a proper balance between these phases by modifying the selection scheme and the seeking mode of the algorithm. To evaluate the performance of the proposed algorithm, 23 classical test functions, 10 modern test functions (CEC 2019) and a real-world scenario are used. In addition, the dimension-wise diversity metric is used to measure the percentage of the exploration and exploitation phases. The optimization results show the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm, which ranks first compared to several well-known algorithms available in the literature. Furthermore, statistical methods and graphs are also used to further confirm the outperformance of the algorithm. Finally, the conclusion and future directions to further improve the algorithm are discussed.

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