Adaptation of Late Acceptance Hill Climbing Algorithm for Optimizing the Office-Space Allocation Problem

Bolaji, Asaju La’aro; Michael, Ikechi; Shola, Peter Bamidele

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-05983-5_14

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“…As optimization problems continue to evolve, new techniques encompassing artificial intelligence, as well as the metaheuristic search-based optimization approaches were designed to tackle the D-OPF problem. Recent efforts focused on search-based optimization approaches, which include the genetic algorithm (GA) optimization method [10], particle swarm optimizer (PSO) method [11,12], differential evolution optimization method [13,14], enhanced genetic algorithms optimization method [15], gravitational searching algorithm (GSA) method [16,17], multi-phase searching optimization algorithm [18,19], improving colliding bodies method [20], improved PSO method [21], biogeography-based optimizing approach [22], fuzzy-based hybrid PSO method [23], blackhole optimization approach [24], imperialist competitive optimization algorithm [25], harmony search optimization algorithm [26], PSO hybrid with GSA method [27], grey wolf optimization technique [28], and bee colony optimization approach [29]. Additionally, many multi-objective functions have been introduced for the D-OPF in [30,31].…”

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Giant Trevally Optimization Approach for Probabilistic Optimal Power Flow of Power Systems Including Renewable Energy Systems Uncertainty

Hashish,

Hasanien,

Ullah

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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In this study, the Giant Trevally Optimizer (GTO) is employed to solve the probabilistic optimum power flow (P-OPF) issue, considering Renewable Energy Source (RES) uncertainties, achieving notable cost reduction. The objective function is established to minimize the overall generation cost, including the RES cost, which significantly surpassing existing solutions. The uncertain nature of the RES is represented through the employment of a Monte Carlo Simulation (MCS), strengthened by the K-means Clustering approach and the Elbow technique. Various cases are investigated, including various combinations of PV systems, WE systems, and both fixed and fluctuating loads. The study demonstrates that while considering the costs of solar, wind, or both might slightly increase the total generation cost, the cumulative generation cost remains significantly less than the scenario that does not consider the cost of RESs. The superior outcomes presented in this research underline the importance of considering RES costs, providing a more accurate representation of real-world system dynamics and enabling more effective decision making.

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