PubMed · 17186816
Coevolutionary particle swarm optimization using Gaussian distribution for solving constrained optimization problems.
Abstract
In this correspondence, an approach based on coevolutionary particle swarm optimization to solve constrained optimization problems formulated as min-max problems is presented. In standard or canonical particle swarm optimization (PSO), a uniform probability distribution is used to generate random numbers for the accelerating coefficients of the local and global terms. We propose a Gaussian probability distribution to generate the accelerating coefficients of PSO. Two populations of PSO using Gaussian distribution are used on the optimization algorithm that is tested on a suite of well-known benchmark constrained optimization problems. Results have been compared with the canonical PSO (constriction factor) and with a coevolutionary genetic algorithm. Simulation results show the suitability of the proposed algorithm in terms of effectiveness and robustness.
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Renato A Krohling, Leandro dos Santos Coelho. 2006. Coevolutionary particle swarm optimization using Gaussian distribution for solving constrained optimization problems.. https://doi.org/10.1109/tsmcb.2006.873185
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