The Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithm: How to Select the Number of Iteration
Bo Li, Xiao Ren-yue
Abstract
Bo Li, Xiao Ren-yue
Abstract
The particle swarm optimization algorithm is an algorithm to find optimal regions of complex spaces through the interaction of individuals. The number of iterations required to meet a termination criterion is a critical dependent variable in the particle swarm optimization algorithm. In this paper, we analyze how to select the number of iteration. It can be seen as a guideline to the particle swarm optimization.
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The particle swarm optimization algorithm is an algorithm to find optimal regions of complex spaces through the interaction of individuals. The number of iterations required to meet a termination criterion is a critical dependent variable in the particle swarm optimization algorithm. In this paper, we analyze how to select the number of iteration. It can be seen as a guideline to the particle swarm optimization.
Key concepts: Particle swarm optimization, Computer science, Mathematical optimization, Multi-swarm optimization, Algorithm, Mathematics