An Advance Nature Based Algorithm With Hybridization ALO With SA
An Advance Nature Based Algorithm With Hybridization ALO With SA
Abstract:
The proposed algorithm is an advance nature The main inspiration of the Ant Lion
based algorithm with hybridization of Ant Optimizer (ALO) originates from different
Lion Optimizer algorithm (ALO) with behaviors.
Simulated Annealing (SA). The algorithm will The Ant Lion Optimizer (ALO) mimics the
be tested by using hybridization technique hunting mechanism of ant lions in nature. Five
with Ant Lion Optimizer algorithm main steps of hunting prey such as the random
(ALO)andSimulated Annealing (SA), targets walk of ants, building traps, entrapment of ants
to enhance best solution. Here, the 23 standard in traps, catching preys, and re-building traps
functions will be applied and tested to are implemented. The purpose of choosing this
compare the hybridized algorithm. After (ALO) algorithm was its results were very
testing, better results will be found by using impressive. To overcome the problems in the
functions. original ALO algorithm, the hybridization of
Ant Lion Optimizer (ALO) with the Simulated
Keywords: Annealing (SA) focused to enhance best
Algorithm, Functions, Optimization, values. The nature inspired algorithms were of
Hybridization, ALO-SA. four main categories which includes Physics-
based, Human-behavior based, Evolution-
1. Introduction based and Swarm based. These algorithms used
The Ant Lion Optimizer (ALO) mimics the Physics-based techniques, Human-related
hunting mechanism of ant lions in nature. Five techniques, Evolutionary techniques and
main steps of hunting prey such as the random Swarm intelligence techniques respectively.
walk of ants, building traps, entrapment of ants
in traps, catching preys, and re-building traps 2.1 Classification of Algorithms
are implemented.[6]
The proposed algorithm targeted to improve
these results. The algorithm was tested by
using hybridization of Ant Lion
Optimizer (ALO) with the Simulated
Annealing (SA), focused to enhance best
values. Here, among many techniques of
improving the ALO algorithm’s outcomes, the
hybridization technique was used for obtaining
better solutions. Here, the 23 benchmark
functions were applied and compared the
results with existing Algorithm. After testing,
better results were found using functions. The
hybridization technique proved the most
promising.
Fig 1. Classification of Nature-inspired
2. Proposed Optimization Algorithm algorithms [6]
Function 3:
The best optimal value of the objective
function F-7 after hybridization of ALO with
SA was found as0.012528.
Function 8:
The best optimal value ofthe objective
function F-3 after hybridization of ALO with
SA was found as0.035858.
Function 4:
The best optimal value of the objective
function F-8 after hybridization of ALO with
SA was found as-3617.3413.
Function 9:
The best optimal value of the objective The best optimal value of the objective
function F-5 after hybridization of ALO with function F-10 after hybridization of ALO with
SA was found as5.0457. SA was found as1.1551.
Function 6: Function 11:
The best optimal value of the objective The best optimal value of the objective
function F-6 after hybridization of ALO with function F-11 after hybridization of ALO with
SA was found as3.2805e-09. SA was found as0.11311.
Function 7: Function 12:
The best optimal value of the objective The best optimal value of the objective
function F-12 after hybridization of ALO with function F-17 after hybridization of ALO with
SA was found as0.2056. SA was found as0.39789.
Function 13: Function 18:
The best optimal value of the objective The best optimal value of the objective
function F-13 after hybridization of ALO with function F-18 after hybridization of ALO with
SA was found as2.2729e-08. SA was found as3.
Function 14: Function 19:
The best optimal value of the objective The best optimal value of the objective
function F-14 after hybridization of ALO with function F-19 after hybridization of ALO with
SA was found as0.998. SA was found as-3.8628.
Function 15: Function 20:
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