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CFSO 3 : A New Supervised Swarm-Based Optimization Algorithm

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  • Antonino Laudani
  • Francesco Riganti Fulginei
  • Alessandro Salvini
  • Maurizio Schmid
  • Silvia Conforto

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We present CFSO 3 , an optimization heuristic within the class of the swarm intelligence, based on a synergy among three different features of the Continuous Flock-of-Starlings Optimization. One of the main novelties is that this optimizer is no more a classical numerical algorithm since it now can be seen as a continuous dynamic system, which can be treated by using all the mathematical instruments available for managing state equations. In addition, CFSO 3 allows passing from stochastic approaches to supervised deterministic ones since the random updating of parameters, a typical feature for numerical swam-based optimization algorithms, is now fully substituted by a supervised strategy: in CFSO 3 the tuning of parameters is a priori designed for obtaining both exploration and exploitation. Indeed the exploration, that is, the escaping from a local minimum, as well as the convergence and the refinement to a solution can be designed simply by managing the eigenvalues of the CFSO state equations. Virtually in CFSO 3 , just the initial values of positions and velocities of the swarm members have to be randomly assigned. Both standard and parallel versions of CFSO 3 together with validations on classical benchmarks are presented.

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  • Antonino Laudani & Francesco Riganti Fulginei & Alessandro Salvini & Maurizio Schmid & Silvia Conforto, 2013. "CFSO 3 : A New Supervised Swarm-Based Optimization Algorithm," Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Hindawi, vol. 2013, pages 1-13, July.
  • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnlmpe:560614
    DOI: 10.1155/2013/560614
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