Titlebook: Swarm, Evolutionary, and Memetic Computing; First International Bijaya Ketan Panigrahi,Swagatam Das,Subhransu Sekh Conference proceedings

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A New Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithm for Dynamic Environments, well to find and track optima in dynamic environments. In this paper, we propose a new particle swarm optimization algorithm for dynamic environments. The proposed algorithm utilizes a parent swarm to explore the search space and some child swarms to exploit promising areas found by the parent swar

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Power Mutation Embedded Modified PSO for Global Optimization Problems, operator based on Power Mutation (PM). The resulting PSO variants are named as (Modified Power Mutation PSO) MPMPSO and MPMPSO 1 which differs from each other in the manner of implementation of mutation operator. In MPMPSO, PM is applied stochastically in conjugation with basic position update equa

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PSO Advances and Application to Inverse Problems,ups in nature. The damped mass-spring analogy known as the PSO continuous model allowed us to derive a whole family of particle swarm optimizers with different properties with regard to their exploitation/exploration balance. Using the theory of stochastic differential and difference equations, we f

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Ritwik Giri,D. Ghoseophet in a new role. Bertrand Russell had shrewdly foreseen the limits of his political interests when he wrote to Ottoline Morrell that “S.S. sees war, not peace, from the point of view of the proletariat.”. Sassoon’s socialism was, as his war protest had been, a direct result of the close contact

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Bo Yang Qu,Pushpan Gouthanan,Ponnuthurai Nagaratnam Suganthans the end of the Sherston-trilogy, when he wrote that over-simplification had made self-analysis impossible. But if ever this was his intention, he does not carry it through. As in the ., Sassoon shies away from an objective investigation of the late-Victorian and Edwardian Age and his own youth.