In the original Moth-Flame Optimization(MFO),the search behavior of the moth depends on the corresponding flame and the interaction between the moth and its corresponding flame,so it will get stuck in the local optimu...In the original Moth-Flame Optimization(MFO),the search behavior of the moth depends on the corresponding flame and the interaction between the moth and its corresponding flame,so it will get stuck in the local optimum easily when facing the multi-dimensional and high-dimensional optimization problems.Therefore,in this work,a generalized oppositional MFO with crossover strategy,named GCMFO,is presented to overcome the mentioned defects.In the proposed GCMFO,GOBL is employed to increase the population diversity and expand the search range in the initialization and iteration jump phase based on the jump rate;crisscross search(CC)is adopted to promote the exploitation and/or exploration ability of MFO.The proposed algorithm’s performance is estimated by organizing a series of experiments;firstly,the CEC2017 benchmark set is adopted to evaluate the performance of GCMFO in tackling high-dimensional and multimodal problems.Secondly,GCMFO is applied to handle multilevel thresholding image segmentation problems.At last,GCMFO is integrated into kernel extreme learning machine classifier to deal with three medical diagnosis cases,including the appendicitis diagnosis,overweight statuses diagnosis,and thyroid cancer diagnosis.Experimental results and discussions show that the proposed approach outperforms the original MFO and other state-of-the-art algorithms on both convergence speed and accuracy.It also indicates that the presented GCMFO has a promising potential for application.展开更多
The Salp Swarm Algorithm(SSA)may have trouble in dropping into stagnation as a kind of swarm intelligence method.This paper developed an adaptive barebones salp swarm algorithm with quasi-oppositional-based learning t...The Salp Swarm Algorithm(SSA)may have trouble in dropping into stagnation as a kind of swarm intelligence method.This paper developed an adaptive barebones salp swarm algorithm with quasi-oppositional-based learning to compensate for the above weakness called QBSSA.In the proposed QBSSA,an adaptive barebones strategy can help to reach both accurate convergence speed and high solution quality;quasi-oppositional-based learning can make the population away from traping into local optimal and expand the search space.To estimate the performance of the presented method,a series of tests are performed.Firstly,CEC 2017 benchmark test suit is used to test the ability to solve the high dimensional and multimodal problems;then,based on QBSSA,an improved Kernel Extreme Learning Machine(KELM)model,named QBSSA–KELM,is built to handle medical disease diagnosis problems.All the test results and discussions state clearly that the QBSSA is superior to and very competitive to all the compared algorithms on both convergence speed and solutions accuracy.展开更多
基金This research is supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(62076185,U1809209)Zhejiang Provincial Natural Science Foundation of China(LY21F020030)+2 种基金Wenzhou Science&Technology Bureau(2018ZG016)Taif University Researchers Supporting Project Number(TURSP-2020/125)Taif University,Taif,Saudi Arabia。
文摘In the original Moth-Flame Optimization(MFO),the search behavior of the moth depends on the corresponding flame and the interaction between the moth and its corresponding flame,so it will get stuck in the local optimum easily when facing the multi-dimensional and high-dimensional optimization problems.Therefore,in this work,a generalized oppositional MFO with crossover strategy,named GCMFO,is presented to overcome the mentioned defects.In the proposed GCMFO,GOBL is employed to increase the population diversity and expand the search range in the initialization and iteration jump phase based on the jump rate;crisscross search(CC)is adopted to promote the exploitation and/or exploration ability of MFO.The proposed algorithm’s performance is estimated by organizing a series of experiments;firstly,the CEC2017 benchmark set is adopted to evaluate the performance of GCMFO in tackling high-dimensional and multimodal problems.Secondly,GCMFO is applied to handle multilevel thresholding image segmentation problems.At last,GCMFO is integrated into kernel extreme learning machine classifier to deal with three medical diagnosis cases,including the appendicitis diagnosis,overweight statuses diagnosis,and thyroid cancer diagnosis.Experimental results and discussions show that the proposed approach outperforms the original MFO and other state-of-the-art algorithms on both convergence speed and accuracy.It also indicates that the presented GCMFO has a promising potential for application.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(62076185,U1809209)supported by Zhejiang Provincial Natural Science Foundation of China(LY21F020030)+1 种基金Wenzhou Major Scientific and Technological Innovation Project(ZY2019019)Wenzhou Science and Technology Bureau(2018ZG016)。
文摘The Salp Swarm Algorithm(SSA)may have trouble in dropping into stagnation as a kind of swarm intelligence method.This paper developed an adaptive barebones salp swarm algorithm with quasi-oppositional-based learning to compensate for the above weakness called QBSSA.In the proposed QBSSA,an adaptive barebones strategy can help to reach both accurate convergence speed and high solution quality;quasi-oppositional-based learning can make the population away from traping into local optimal and expand the search space.To estimate the performance of the presented method,a series of tests are performed.Firstly,CEC 2017 benchmark test suit is used to test the ability to solve the high dimensional and multimodal problems;then,based on QBSSA,an improved Kernel Extreme Learning Machine(KELM)model,named QBSSA–KELM,is built to handle medical disease diagnosis problems.All the test results and discussions state clearly that the QBSSA is superior to and very competitive to all the compared algorithms on both convergence speed and solutions accuracy.