A hybrid shuffled complex evolution approach based on differential evolution for unconstrained optimization

A hybrid shuffled complex evolution approach based on differential evolution for unconstrained optimization

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Article ID: iaor20113322
Volume: 217
Issue: 12
Start Page Number: 5822
End Page Number: 5829
Publication Date: Feb 2011
Journal: Applied Mathematics and Computation
Authors: , , ,
Keywords: simulation: applications, heuristics, heuristics: genetic algorithms
Abstract:

Numerous optimization methods have been proposed for the solution of the unconstrained optimization problems, such as mathematical programming methods, stochastic global optimization approaches, and metaheuristics. In this paper, a metaheuristic algorithm called Modified Shuffled Complex Evolution (MSCE) is proposed, where an adaptation of the Downhill Simplex search strategy combined with the differential evolution method is proposed. The efficiency of the new method is analyzed in terms of the mean performance and computational time, in comparison with the genetic algorithm using floating‐point representation (GAF) and the classical shuffled complex evolution (SCE‐UA) algorithm using six benchmark optimization functions. Simulation results and the comparisons with SCE‐UA and GAF indicate that the MSCE improves the search performance on the five benchmark functions of six tested functions.

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