2021
DOI: 10.1007/s13369-021-05646-z
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A Non-convex Economic Load Dispatch Using Hybrid Salp Swarm Algorithm

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“…and 32697.2819 $/hr. respectively, better than other existing techniques like ESSA (Alkoffash et al, 2021), Jaya SML (Yu et al, 2019), etc. The number of hits to the best solution is 49 out of 50 trials with a simulation time of 0.59 seconds.…”
Section: Results Summarymentioning
confidence: 88%
“…and 32697.2819 $/hr. respectively, better than other existing techniques like ESSA (Alkoffash et al, 2021), Jaya SML (Yu et al, 2019), etc. The number of hits to the best solution is 49 out of 50 trials with a simulation time of 0.59 seconds.…”
Section: Results Summarymentioning
confidence: 88%
“…Algorithm 4 divulges that IHCSA commences by approximating the global optimum solutions by creating a population of capuchins with stochastic positions. During the iterative procedure of IHCSA, the capuchins use Equations 12,14,15,16,17,18,21 and 47 to continuously explore and exploit the search domain as they search for optimal food sources, so their position is frequently changed within the search space. Thereafter, the solutions are assessed using a predefined cost function, which is recomputed inside the optimization process to locate the capuchin with the best cost value.…”
Section: Implementation Of the Proposed Ihcsamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such modified MH algorithms include island-based harmony search algorithm [10], evolutionary simplex adaptive Hooke-Jeeves algorithm [11], multi-group marine predator algorithm [12], modified Krill Herd Algorithm (KHA) [13], and many more. Such hybrid MH algorithms include hybrid salp swarm algorithm [14], hybrid Grey Wolf Op-timizer (GWO) [15], and others. These methods will be discussed thoroughly in the upcoming sections.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The important characteristics like, simple structure, robustness, and scalability, makes SSA an efficient method for solving various kinds of real world problems (e.g., engineering design and optimization [80], feature selection [38], job shop scheduling [75], optimal power flow problem [22], parameter optimization of power system stabilizer [21], power generation [68], image segmentation [39,84], parameter estimation for soil water retention curve [95], PID controller for AVR system [20], target localization [54]). Also, SSA shows the following outstanding features like: (1) It can be easily applied to different optimization problems without adjusting other parameters except population size and stopping criterion and it is worth mentioning that these parameters are essential for all MHAs; (2) It has a powerful neighbourhood search ability and it can easily fitted for wide search space [8]. Therefore, these advantages make SSA an efficient technique and a rapid growth of the SSA studies has also been noticed recently.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%