2019
DOI: 10.1007/s00521-018-03990-0
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Adaptive memetic method of multi-objective genetic evolutionary algorithm for backpropagation neural network

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“…However, the proposed scheme still has some limitations that need to be addressed to improve its accuracy and reduce false positives. For future work, we plan to apply an enhanced memetic adaptive method to an on neural network model [23], to improve D3S by increasing the detection accuracy and decreasing the false alarm rate of the original scheme. In contrast, comparing the speed and computational requirements of different algorithms can be a valuable part of future work, as it can help advance the field by identifying the most efficient and effective methods for solving specific problems.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the proposed scheme still has some limitations that need to be addressed to improve its accuracy and reduce false positives. For future work, we plan to apply an enhanced memetic adaptive method to an on neural network model [23], to improve D3S by increasing the detection accuracy and decreasing the false alarm rate of the original scheme. In contrast, comparing the speed and computational requirements of different algorithms can be a valuable part of future work, as it can help advance the field by identifying the most efficient and effective methods for solving specific problems.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The training information needs to be divided into K sections, each including an n/k specimen, wherein n is the initial sample amount, to begin the K-fold cross-validation operation. As a result, k-1 portions are employed in learning, whereas the residual portions are exploited in validation [43,44]. The gridsearch technique in our suggested method incorporates this significant strategy.…”
Section: B K-fold Cross-validationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…GA is an evolutionary optimization strategy that draws inspiration from natural processes and is used in research on routing algorithms [37,38]. GA is a form of natural selection and evolutionary computing applied in global optimization [39][40][41][42]. GA has been demonstrated in theory and through experiments to be a reliable search method.…”
Section: Gamentioning
confidence: 99%