1989
DOI: 10.1049/ecej:19890024
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An introduction to chaos

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“…For minimization problem, the fitness value of each individual is calculated by (15) to make sure the fitness value of each individual is positive.…”
Section: B the Implementation Of Chaos In Genetic Algorithmmentioning
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“…For minimization problem, the fitness value of each individual is calculated by (15) to make sure the fitness value of each individual is positive.…”
Section: B the Implementation Of Chaos In Genetic Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Chaos is defined by Elizabeth Bradley like this: it's a complicated, unpredictable and seemingly random behavior in a deterministic physical system [14]. Researchers about chaos has done a lot of works and approved chaos system's following characteristics [15]: (1) it is sensitive on initial conditions; (2) the trajectory of each initial variable never repeats; (3) they are nonlinear. Thus a chaotic movement can go through every state in a certain search space according to its special regularity, and every state is obtained only once [16].…”
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“…This paper proposes Hybridization of chaos optimization algorithm with outlook algorithm (PO) to solve optimal reactive power problem. Chaos is a worldwide occurrence remaining in many systems in all areas of science [21]. It has three key vibrant properties: the inherent stochastic property, ergodicity and regularity [22].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…Chaos, apparently disordered behavior that is nonetheless deterministic, is a universal phenomenon that occurs in many systems in all areas of science [8]. The chaos optimization algorithm (COA) is based on ergodicity, stochastic properties and regularity of the chaos [9].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%