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A modified particle swarm optimization algorithm

Qianli Zhang, Xing Li, Quang-Ahn Tran

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Abstract

A modified particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm is proposed in this paper to avoid premature convergence with the introduction of mutation operation. The performance of this algorithm is compared to the standard PSO algorithm and experiments indicate that it has better performance with little overhead.

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A modified particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm is proposed in this paper to avoid premature convergence with the introduction of mutation operation. The performance of this algorithm is compared to the standard PSO algorithm and experiments indicate that it has better performance with little overhead.

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A modified particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm is proposed in this paper to avoid premature convergence with the introduction of mutation operation. The performance of this algorithm is compared to the standard PSO algorithm and experiments indicate that it has better performance with little overhead.

Key concepts: Particle swarm optimization, Convergence (economics), Overhead (engineering), Premature convergence, Computer science, Multi-swarm optimization, Algorithm, Mathematical optimization

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